Journal of Slavic Military Studies," Summer 2007
"This fine contribution from Robert Johnson, while lacking the
stimulating writing style of semi-popular works such as Peter
Hopkir's 'The Great Game, ' or Karl Meyer and Shareen Brysac's
'Tournament of Shadows, ' provides much of the archival
documentation missing from these earlier works and in the process
both widens the definition of intelligence and the time frame and
geographical scope to present a more positive assessment of British
efforts ... Johnson is to be commended for providing an excellent
overview of British intelligence efforts in Asia which draws on
extensive archival research in Britain to update, and in many cases
surpass, much earlier work."
Journal of Slavic Military Studies", Summer 2007
"This fine contribution from Robert Johnson, while lacking the
stimulating writing style of semi-popular works such as Peter
Hopkir's 'The Great Game, ' or Karl Meyer and Shareen Brysac's
'Tournament of Shadows, ' provides much of the archival
documentation missing from these earlier works and in the process
both widens the definition of intelligence and the time frame and
geographical scope to present a more positive assessment of British
efforts ... Johnson is to be commended for providing an excellent
overview of British intelligence efforts in Asia which draws on
extensive archival research in Britain to update, and in many cases
surpass, much earlier work."
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