Tudor Espionage Quiz

De Furtivis Literarum Notis

Henry VIII spies on his new queen...

Confirmed executions at the Tower of London

Imagining and Detecting Conspiracy, 1571-1605

Biographical profile of Thomas Wolsey

Famous Spymasters Through the Ages

Queen Elizabeth's Spy Network

Learn to be a Tudor Spy

Quiz on the Gunpowder Plot

Methods of Spying in the 17th century

National Archives' site on the Gunpowder Plot

Parliament's site on the Gunpowder Plot

Images of Guy Fawkes

Occupy Wall Street Poster

Historical Notes: Secrets of the pillow and 'Pickle the Spy'

James Armistead Lafayette

The Culper Spy Ring

The Culper Spy Ring and Benedict Arnold

CIA webpage on spies...for kids

The Telegraph and Beyond

Morse Code

1886 Spy Camera Pocket Watch

Flirtaton

Madame D'Oettlinger

German Subversion Methods

Secret Service History

Article in The Independent on Victorian espionage

Nain Singh Rawat

Morse Code Machine

Spies and Spy Rings in WWII

Espionage in the Civil War

Spying in the Civil War

Smithsonian page on Cher Ami

The Zimmerman Telegram

The Espionage Act (1917)

"Blurred Line Between Espionage and Truth"

How the Enigma Works

The Official Website of the Navajo Code Talkers

Enigma Code Machine for kids

The Ultimate Female Spy Quiz

"Beware China's 'honeytrap' spies"

Blog on Aphra Behn

Miss Jenny: British Spy

Secret Agents in Hoop Skirts: Wome Spies of the Civil War

Women in Espionage - The Women Who Were Spies

Spies & Informers - Clare

Virginia Hall - The Greatest American Female Spy

Noor Inayat Kahn, pacifist and an unlikely spy

How to Be a Girl Spy: 12 steps

Famous Spies Quiz

Spy Museum: Language of Espionage

St. Ermin's Hotel

Cold-War Era Spy Gadgets

"Postcards containing Cold War spy messages unearthed"

The Trial of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg

Cold War Spies links

"Victims of Cold War 'Romeo spies'"

DARPA homepage

Spy books for kids available at Barnes & Noble