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- Mysteries OF Police and Crime
- CONTENTS.
- Part I. A GENERAL SURVEY OF CRIME AND ITS DETECTION.
- I.—THE CAUSES OF CRIME.
- II.—THE HUNTERS AND THE HUNTED.
- III.—THE PRESS AN AID TO THE POLICE.
- IV.—THE IMPORTANCE OF SMALL CLUES.
- V.—“LUCK” FOR AND AGAINST CRIMINALS.
- VI.—THE TRACKING INSTINCT IN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.
- VII.—THE SHORTSIGHTEDNESS OF SOME CRIMINALS.
- VIII.—SOME UNAVENGED CRIMES.
- IX.—A GOOD WORD FOR THE POLICE.
- II.—THE HUNTERS AND THE HUNTED.
- III.—THE PRESS AN AID TO THE POLICE.
- IV.—THE IMPORTANCE OF SMALL CLUES.
- V.—“LUCK” FOR AND AGAINST CRIMINALS.
- VI.—THE TRACKING INSTINCT IN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.
- VII.—THE SHORTSIGHTEDNESS OF SOME CRIMINALS.
- VIII.—SOME UNAVENGED CRIMES.
- IX.—A GOOD WORD FOR THE POLICE.
- I.—THE CAUSES OF CRIME.
- Part II. JUDICIAL ERRORS.
- CHAPTER I. WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS.
- JUDGE CAMBO OF MALTA.
- THE D’ANGLADES.
- LADY MAZEL.
- WILLIAM SHAW.
- THE SAILMAKER AND THE BOATSWAIN.
- BRUNELL THE INNKEEPER.
- DU MOULIN’S CASE.
- CALAS.
- A GROSS PERVERSION OF JUSTICE AT NUREMBERG.
- “THE BLUE DRAGOON.”
- JUDGE CAMBO OF MALTA.
- THE D’ANGLADES.
- LADY MAZEL.
- WILLIAM SHAW.
- THE SAILMAKER AND THE BOATSWAIN.
- BRUNELL THE INNKEEPER.
- DU MOULIN’S CASE.
- CALAS.
- A GROSS PERVERSION OF JUSTICE AT NUREMBERG.
- “THE BLUE DRAGOON.”
- CHAPTER II. CASES OF DISPUTED OR MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
- LESURQUES.
- THE CHAMPIGNELLES MYSTERY.
- JUDGE GARROWS STORY.
- A CASE AT YORK.
- HOAG OR PARKER?
- A MILWAUKEE MYSTERY.
- A SCOTTISH CASE.
- KARL FRANZ.
- THE CANNON STREET CASE.
- A NARROW ESCAPE.
- LESURQUES.
- THE CHAMPIGNELLES MYSTERY.
- JUDGE GARROWS STORY.
- A CASE AT YORK.
- HOAG OR PARKER?
- A MILWAUKEE MYSTERY.
- A SCOTTISH CASE.
- KARL FRANZ.
- THE CANNON STREET CASE.
- A NARROW ESCAPE.
- CHAPTER III. PROBLEMATICAL ERRORS.
- CAPTAIN DONELLAN.
- MADAME LAFARGE.
- THE STOLEN JEWELS.
- MADELEINE SMITH.
- The Wharton-Ketchum Case.
- THE STORY OF THE PERRYS.
- CAPTAIN DONELLAN.
- MADAME LAFARGE.
- THE STOLEN JEWELS.
- MADELEINE SMITH.
- The Wharton-Ketchum Case.
- THE STORY OF THE PERRYS.
- CHAPTER IV. POLICE MISTAKES.
- PELLIZIONI.
- WILLIAM HABRON.
- THE EDLINGHAM BURGLARY.
- LORD COCHRANE.
- PELLIZIONI.
- WILLIAM HABRON.
- THE EDLINGHAM BURGLARY.
- LORD COCHRANE.
- CHAPTER I. WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS.
- Part III. POLICE—PAST AND PRESENT.
- CHAPTER V. EARLY POLICE: FRANCE.
- La Reynie.
- Hérault.
- D’Ombréval.
- Berryer.
- M. de Sartines.
- Lenoir.
- De Crosne.
- Fouché.
- Savary.
- Fouché Again.
- La Reynie.
- Hérault.
- D’Ombréval.
- Berryer.
- M. de Sartines.
- Lenoir.
- De Crosne.
- Fouché.
- Savary.
- Fouché Again.
- CHAPTER VI. EARLY POLICE (continued): ENGLAND.
- GAMBLING.
- RIVER THIEVES.
- “Fences.”
- COINERS.
- The Fieldings.
- THE BOW STREET RUNNERS.
- GAMBLING.
- RIVER THIEVES.
- “Fences.”
- COINERS.
- The Fieldings.
- THE BOW STREET RUNNERS.
- CHAPTER VII. MODERN POLICE: LONDON.
- CHAPTER VIII. MODERN POLICE (continued): PARIS.
- CHAPTER IX. MODERN POLICE (continued): NEW YORK.
- CHAPTER X. MODERN POLICE (continued): RUSSIA.
- CHAPTER XI. MODERN POLICE (continued): INDIA.
- CHAPTER XII. THE DETECTIVE, AND WHAT HE HAS DONE.
- THE CASE OF LADY IVY.
- A LAWYER TURNED DETECTIVE.
- HOW DENOVAN RAN DOWN MACKOULL.
- VIDOCQ.
- THE CASE OF LADY IVY.
- A LAWYER TURNED DETECTIVE.
- HOW DENOVAN RAN DOWN MACKOULL.
- VIDOCQ.
- CHAPTER XIII. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DETECTIVES.
- CHAPTER V. EARLY POLICE: FRANCE.
- Part IV. CAPTAINS OF CRIME.
- CHAPTER XIV. SOME FAMOUS SWINDLERS.
- HATFIELD.
- COLLET.
- COGNARD.
- MAJOR SEMPLE.
- HATFIELD.
- COLLET.
- COGNARD.
- MAJOR SEMPLE.
- CHAPTER XV. SWINDLERS OF MORE MODERN TYPE.
- RICHARD COSTER.
- WALTER SHERIDAN.
- JACK CANTER.
- ALLMAYER.
- PARAF.
- TAMMANY FRAUDS.
- BURTON, ALIAS THE COUNT VON HAVARD.
- DR. VIVIAN.
- MOCK CLERGYMEN.
- HARRY BENSON.
- MAX SHINBURN.
- RICHARD COSTER.
- WALTER SHERIDAN.
- JACK CANTER.
- ALLMAYER.
- PARAF.
- TAMMANY FRAUDS.
- BURTON, ALIAS THE COUNT VON HAVARD.
- DR. VIVIAN.
- MOCK CLERGYMEN.
- HARRY BENSON.
- MAX SHINBURN.
- CHAPTER XVI. SOME FEMALE CRIMINALS.
- “MOTHER M——.”
- THE “GERMAN PRINCESS.”
- JENNY DIVER.
- THE BARONESS DE MENCKWITZ.
- EMILY LAWRENCE.
- LOUISA MILES.
- MRS. GORDON-BAILLIE.
- A VIENNESE IMPOSTOR.
- BIG BERTHA.
- “MOTHER M——.”
- THE “GERMAN PRINCESS.”
- JENNY DIVER.
- THE BARONESS DE MENCKWITZ.
- EMILY LAWRENCE.
- LOUISA MILES.
- MRS. GORDON-BAILLIE.
- A VIENNESE IMPOSTOR.
- BIG BERTHA.
- CHAPTER XIV. SOME FAMOUS SWINDLERS.
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