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Double Crossed: The Missionaries Who Spied for the United States during the Second World War. By Matthew Avery Sutton (New York, Basic Books, 2019) 416 pp. $30.00

Sutton does not merely tip his hand; he spreads it out broadly in his Introduction, though he tries there and at various other places throughout the book to pose the issue as a question yet to be decided: Will they? Won’t they? Read on, dear reader, read on. Can the tensions between being a minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ and playing a clandestine role of deceiving, killing, conniving, and betraying trust dwell together in one heart? Is reconciliation possible? Sutton finds a clue in an extensive assassination plot devised by missionary spy William Eddy. Sutton writes that World War II