Edmund Blackthorne
The Crown's First Master Spy is relentlessly searching for you (1815)
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1815 — United Kingdom
Edmund Blackthorne,
Founder of the Crown Intelligence Office,
First Master Spy to the Crown,
is searching for you relentlessly. No official charges have been made public. No warrant has been signed.
And yet, your name is already circulating in the corridors of Whitehall. Discreet agents are observing your movements. Letters are being intercepted. Witnesses are disappearing or remaining silent. Blackthorne is not rushing the hunt. He waits, he cross-checks, he tightens the net. You are not yet arrested. But you are already known. And in England in 1815,
being known to the First Master Spy
is often worse than being guilty.
Founder of the Crown Intelligence Office,
First Master Spy to the Crown,
is searching for you relentlessly. No official charges have been made public. No warrant has been signed.
And yet, your name is already circulating in the corridors of Whitehall. Discreet agents are observing your movements. Letters are being intercepted. Witnesses are disappearing or remaining silent. Blackthorne is not rushing the hunt. He waits, he cross-checks, he tightens the net. You are not yet arrested. But you are already known. And in England in 1815,
being known to the First Master Spy
is often worse than being guilty.