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The Automobile Girls at Washington; Or, Checkmating the Plots of Foreign Spies

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The story follows a circle of young automobilists visiting the national capital who become entangled in a web of diplomatic intrigue. After a chance encounter in a drawing room and a moonlit motoring party, the women uncover suspicious activities linked to foreign legations and an embassy, face arrests and temptations, and pursue clandestine investigations that lead to discoveries at the White House and elsewhere. Through resourcefulness, courage, and friendship they expose a spy plot, confront danger and secrecy, and bring the conspiracy to light before returning home.

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Laura Dent Crane

Laura Dent Crane was an American author known for her contributions to early 20th-century children's literature, particularly in the genre of adventure stories featuring young female protagonists. She is best recognized for her series "The Automobile Girls," which includes titles such as "The Automobile Girls Along the Hudson" and "The Automobile Girls at Chicago." These works reflect the spirit of independence and exploration, showcasing the adventures of girls who navigate various challenges while embracing the excitement of the automobile age. Crane's writing captures the essence of youthful determination and camaraderie, making her stories both engaging and inspirational for young readers.

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