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101 years' entertainment by Ellery Queen · Booklabria

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101 years' entertainment

Mystery

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First published: 1941
Language: English
Editions: 10

Synopsis

Collection of mystery and detective stories that include works by the major writers in this genre, but also those writers famous at the time the book was published but have since been forgotten. Authors included are : Poe, Doyle, Morrison, Futrelle, LeBlance, Freeman, Chesterton, Adams, Post, Bentley, Bramah, Bailey, Christie, Sayers, Wynne, Allingham, Hammett, Queen Dickson, Shore, Eberhart, Rinehart, Cohen, Hornung,Wallace, Charteris, Mason Starrett, Cobb and many others.

Subjects: Mystery

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