This detailed account of the Cato Street Conspiracy and the five men who led it offers a fascinating glimpse into a little-known chapter of British history. Written by one of the participants in the plot, Arthur Thistlewood, this book provides an intimate look into the world of political intrigue and revolutionary fervor that drove these men to their fateful actions.

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