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  • The Duke of York's steps

    by Henry Wade ...
    Henry Wade's "The Duke of York's Steps" intricately weaves a tapestry of suspense, intrigue, and social commentary set against the backdrop of post-World War I England. The novel is marked by Wade's sharp prose and attention to psychological depth, creating multifaceted characters whose lives intersect in unexpected ways. The narrative unfolds with a sense of foreboding, as the protagonist ... Read more

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  • The Missing Partners

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    When two prominent business partners vanish without a trace from their thriving London firm, their disappearance sends shockwaves through the corridors of power and respectability. What begins as a puzzling absence quickly transforms into something far more sinister when their abandoned office reveals signs of struggle and their personal effects remain untouched. Detective Inspector Poole finds ... Read more

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  • Mist on the Saltings

    by Henry Wade ...
    ''Mist on the Saltings'' represents a notable departure from Wade's traditional Golden Age puzzle-plots, pivoting instead toward character depth and early elements of the police procedural. A bleak, impoverished seaside community called Bryde-by-the-Sea on the Norfolk coast is the setting. John Pansel is a struggling artist living with his wife, Hilary. Dallas Fiennes, a wealthy and arrogant ... Read more

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  • A Dying Fall

    by Henry Wade ...
    ''A Dying Fall'' centers on Captain Charles Rathlyn, a down-on-his-luck racehorse trainer. After betting everything on his prize horse, Silver Eagle, and losing the race, he faces financial ruin. He is subsequently hired by Kate Wyngold—the wealthy widow who owned the winning horse—to manage her racing stables. The two eventually marry, creating a comfortable country life for Charles, though it ... Read more

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  • The Hanging Captain

    by Henry Wade ...
    First published in the US in 1932 by Harcourt, Brace & Co., New York. Sir Herbert Sterron is found dead, hanging by the neck from a curtain cord. He had good reason to want to kill himself, so nobody is unduly surprised. But then hints of foul play start to emerge: Sterron's wife, Griselda, was desperately unhappy with the marriage; and shocking evidence is uncovered that incriminates not just the ... Read more

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  • The Duke of York's Steps

    by Henry Wade ...
    First published in 1929, now public domain in the US and Canada, this was the first in a series of seven novels featuring the character of Chief Inspector Poole, published during the Golden Age of Detective Fiction. It is notable for its portrayal of a German Jewish character, a banker who seeks revenge and wants to murder someone for his mistreatment. It was well-received by critics and sold well ... Read more

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  • Policeman's Lot

    by Henry Wade ...
    A baker's dozen of stories -- 13 to be exact -- from the Golden Age master of the police procedural: seven from the casebook of Detective Inspector John Poole, whose brilliant work in the The Duke of York's Steps and No Friendly Drop will be remembered by readers of Wade novels; and six miscellaneous narratives of crime and detection, all of them displaying the scientific ingenuity which ... Read more

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  • The Verdict of You All. Illustrated

    by Henry Wade ...
    Originally published in 1926, The Verdict of You All marked the debut of Henry Wade, one of the most respected authors of the Golden Age of detective fiction. A masterful blend of legal drama, psychological insight, and traditional detective investigation, the novel immediately established Wade as a writer of seriousness and skill. The story opens with the murder of Sir Robert Fyfe, a prominent ... Read more

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  • Bury Him Darkly

    by Henry Wade ...
    The night watchman at Hallams, the long-established Bond Street jewellers, is found dead with his head battered in, and a number of display cases have been rifled. Chief Inspector Burr picks up the trail, with the young Inspector Poole as his assistant. But before long, the crime at Hallams is overshadowed by a mystery which stirs Scotland Yard into a frenzy of activity. Even the great ... Read more

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  • Heir Presumptive

    by Henry Wade ...
    Eustace Hendel, head of the younger branch of a rich and titled family, suddenly realizes that, as the result of a holiday accident, the question of the succession to the entailed estates holds more than just academic interest for him. Eustace is in financial difficulties, and in love; all his problems would be solved were he himself heir presumptive to old Lord Barradys. Other members of the ... Read more

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  • The Inner Story of the Suffrage Movement

    Woman Suffrage and Politics, Woman Suffrage By Federal Constitutional Amendment

    by Carrie Chapman Catt, Nettie Rogers Shuler, Mary Sumner Boyd, Henry Wade Rogers ...
    Throughout the suffrage struggle, America's history, principles and traditions stood forth to indicate the inevitability of woman suffrage, to suggest that it would normally be the first country in the world to give the vote to women. Yet the years went by, decade followed decade, and twenty-sixother countries gave the vote to their women while America delayed. Why the delay? It is a question that ... Read more

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  • The Dying Alderman

    by Henry Wade ...
    At a meeting of Quenborough Borough Council, the Mayor, Sir John Assington, is accused by Alderman Trant of wasting money and turning a blind eye to speculators on the make. Then Trant is stabbed with his own knife, and while dying, manages to scratch the initials 'MA' on a piece of paper. Local Chief Constable Race is on the case. He is new to the force, so Superintendent Vorley comes to his aid. ... Read more

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