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Empress Of Ireland.Name of the Canadian luxury liner bound for England that sinks after being
rammed by a Norwegian coal collier named Storstad in the St. Lawrence River. A copy of the North
American Treaty is aboard. Owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway, the vessel and her sister ship, the
Empress of Britain, displaced fourteen thousand tons and were five hundred fifty feet long. Twin-screw
vessels. One of the twenty-foot diameter, thirty-ton, four-bladed bronze propellers was salvaged in
1968.
Epstein, Joe.A columnist for the Baltimore Sun. Epstein is an avid black-powder marksman on
weekends. Described as bald-headed.
Ericsson, Dr.Medical chief of staff at the hospital James Sarveux is taken to after the attack on
Canada One.
Esbenson, Robert.Buyer of the Mercedes-Benz 540K at the Richmond Auction Pitt attends. In real
life, Esbenson was Clive's partner in the classic car business.
Essex, John.Grandson of Richard Essex. Seventy-five years old. Operates a sophisticated oyster
farming operation in ponds along the Potomac River near Coles Point, Virginia. Described as having
twinkling blue eyes and prominent high cheekbones. Has a white beard and mustache. His body shows
no fat. Was once assigned to the American Embassy in London. His wife died ten years ago. Has three
children. Inside an ornately carved antique credenza with a secret compartment in his office, he holds
information about the North American Treaty. His decomposing body is discovered by Pitt after he dies
from a clot in his coronary artery.
Essex, Richard.The person in charge of transporting the copy of the North American Treaty on the
Manhattan Limited Was President Wilson's undersecretary of state. In the photograph Milligan secures,
he is said to appear dapper and refined and to be wearing a broad smile. Died in 1914 at age forty-two.
Field Foreman.Code-name used by Gly in the attack on Canada One.
Finn, Commissioner Harold.Commissioner of the Canadian Mounties. Described as an
unimpressive little man in rumpled clothes, the sort who is lost in a crowd or melts in with the furniture
during a party. His charcoal hair is parted down the middle and contrasts with his bushy white eyebrows.
Solves the mystery of Gly impersonating Villon. Is present at the payoff to Gly, and supervises the work
on the jet's autopilot so Gly and his plane crash into the ocean.