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The Man Who Knew Too Much by Gilbert Keith Chesterton · Booklabria

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First published: 1922
Editions: 644 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Series of stories featuring world-weary government employee Horne Fisher and crusading journalist Harold March. Mysteries that are reflections on moral ambiguity in politics in the British Empire on the eve of World War I

Subjects: Mystery
Religion
Great britain
Aristocracy
English Detective and mystery stories
English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
Set in: Great Britain

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644 in 4 languages

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English637 Spanish3 French2 Chinese1

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