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The Glass Key by Dashiell Hammett · Booklabria

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The Glass Key

MysteryMystery & Detective, Hard-Boiled

The Glass Key

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First published: 1931
Editions: 33 in 7 languages

Synopsis

En période préélectorale, il s'agit de ne pas faire de vague. Dans l'ombre, Madvig tire les ficelles, car hommes politiques et fonctionnaires sont à sa botte. Jusqu'au moment où il est soupçonné du meutre du fils du sénateur Henry, dont il soutient la candidature.

Subjects: Mystery
Mystery & Detective, Hard-Boiled
American Detective and mystery stories
Politicians
Corrupt practices
Extortion

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33 in 7 languages

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English23 French5 German1 Russian1 All 7 languages

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