An edition of A private view (1952)

One man show

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An edition of A private view (1952)

One man show

1st Perennial library ed.
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  • 2 Have read

"One-Man Show", also titled "A Private View", is later Appleby. Sir John has already been knighted and married, and has worked his way up to the position of Assistant Commissioner at New Scotland Yard. He and his wife, Lady Judith (a sculptress by profession) play equal roles in solving the double mystery of who murdered the young artist, Gavin Limbert, and who stole two very famous paintings from the Duke of Horton's estate.

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Language
English
Pages
223

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Edition Notes

Reprint. Originally published: A private view. London : V. Gollancz, 1974.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.912
Library of Congress
PR6037.T466 O5 1983b, PR6037.T466O5 1983b

The Physical Object

Pagination
223 p. ;
Number of pages
223

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL3186554M
Internet Archive
onemanshow00inne
ISBN 10
0060806729
LCCN
83047585
OCLC/WorldCat
9919802
LibraryThing
657873
Goodreads
3672829

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL1381259W

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