
Captain Gardiner of the International Police: A Secret Service Novel of the Future
by Robert Allen
In the far flung year of 1975 ("sixty years after the last and most terrible European war") Captain Gardiner, a square jawed two-fisted Slab Thunkchest type, is the best agent that the International Police have. The world is ruled by the International Federation, you see, which some decades ago dissolved all nations (there was an imminent threat of a world war) and put them under the Federation's rule. The International Police are the enforcement arm of the Federation.
Plot, intrigue and diplomacy between the eastern and western civilized worlds toward the end of the present century giving a picture of the next great world struggle between the East and West.
“This is the first ‘after-the-war’ novel. The guardianship of the world is in the hands of the International Federation of Civilized Nations sitting in London. But does this put an end to all war?” -Otago Daily Times, November 24, 1917
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