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Crime and Mr. Campion by Margery Allingham · Booklabria

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Crime and Mr. Campion

Private investigatorsEnglish Detective and mystery stories

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First published: 1937
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

The 3 novels included in Doubleday's US published 'Crime and Mr. Campion' include: - Campion #6 Death of a Ghost (Felony & Mayhem Mysteries) (Albert Campion) (1934) - Campion #7 Flowers for the Judge: Albert Campion #7 (1936) - Campion #8 Dancers in Mourning: Albert Campion #8 (1937)

(from Neal J Pollock's Amazon.com review)

Subjects: Private investigators
English Detective and mystery stories
Set in: England
London
Time: 1930s
Characters: Albert Campion

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Death of a Ghost

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Mystery Mile

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More Work for the Undertaker

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Police At the Funeral

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Sweet danger

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Traitor's purse

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Flowers for the judge

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The Fashion in Shrouds

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Tether's End

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Dancers in Mourning

1996

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