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An Oxford tragedy [text(large print)]

Russell, Norman2016
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1894, Sir Montague Fowler, warden of St Michael's College, Oxford, dies from apparent natural causes. Before long vicious rumours begin to circulate about the actual cause of his death, and an autopsy reveals Sir Montague's body was full of deadly poison mercuric chloride. Detective Atrobus of the Oxford city police is summoned to investigate. Who would benefit most from the warden's death? His three children are all in desperate need of money and each are embroiled in their own scandal: his son John is a secret gambler with enormous debts, daughter Frances has fallen into the clutches of a blackmailer, and son Timothy had stood by and watched his rival in love drown. Antrobus's list of suspects grows as it seems everyone had something to gain from the death.
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Imprint:
Leicester : Ulverscroft, 2016.Leicester : Ulverscroft, 2016.
Collation:
342 pages (large print) ; 23 cm
ISBN:
9781444829075 (pbk)
Dewey class:
823.92
Language:
English
BRN:
2357083
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