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Science and crime detection

by Denis Brian.

First edition.

New York : Nelson Doubleday Inc., 1967. 64 pages : illustrations.

An overview of the scientific approach of the FBI which contains the section 'The scientific detectives' which discusses Holmes and Doyle.

Pamphlet.

G+ with edge wear and marks to covers.

Ref No: 3864

£6.00

Author: Brian, Denis

Categories: Arthur Conan Doyle - critical studiesSherlock Holmes - critical studies

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