No fewer than two hundred thousand Germans were already upon English soil! The outlook grew blacker every hour.
Eight years before the onset of World War I, as national hysteria over the possibility of German spies in England reached its peak, journalist and prolific spy novelist William Le Queux penned The Invasion of 1910.
Although it has since faded from public memory, at the time of its serialization, the novel was a tremendous success, selling more than one million copies and even insp.
