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Melville Davisson Post
[1869-1930] |
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Randolph Mason, an unscrupulous
criminal lawyer, in New York City: |
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The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason (1896)
[SS]
APA: Randolph Mason: The Strange Schemes
(1922) [SS]
The Man of Last Resort; or, The Clients of Randolph
Mason (1897) [SS]
APA: Randolph Mason: The Clients (1923) [SS] |
The Corrector of Destinies (1908) [SS]
APA: Randolph Mason, Corrector of Destinies
(1923) [SS] |
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Uncle Abner, handing out Old
Testament justice in mid-19th century western Virginia (which became
West Virginia): |
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Uncle Abner, Master of Mysteries (1918)
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The Methods of Uncle Abner (1974) [SS] |
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Sir Henry Marquis, chief of the
Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard, in London,
England: |
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The Sleuth of St. James’s Square (1920)
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The Bradmoor Murder (1929) [SS]
APA: The Garden in Asia (1929) [SS] |
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Other short story collections: |
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The Nameless Thing (1912) [SS]
The Mystery at the Blue Villa (1919) [SS]
Monsieur Jonquelle, Prefect of Police (1923)
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Walker of the Secret Service (1924) [SS]
The Silent Witness (1930) [SS] |
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Non-fiction (crime investigation): |
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The Man Hunters (1926) |
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Other fiction: |
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Dwellers in the Hills (1901)
The Gilded Chair (1910) |
The Mountain School-Teacher (1922)
The Revolt of the Birds (1927) |
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