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The Albert Gate Mystery

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1904
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  1. A Mysterious Crime

    18:44

  2. Mehemet Ali's Note

    18:53

  3. What the Police Saw

    25:51

  4. The Murders

    16:13

  5. A Startling Clue

    34:30

  6. A Journey to Paris

    32:27

  7. The House in the Rue Barbette

    23:35

  8. What Happened in the Rue Barbette

    27:32

  9. A Montmartre Romance

    18:41

  10. On Guard

    27:55

  11. A Disconcerted Commissary, part 1

    26:37

  12. A Disconcerted Commissary, part 2

    13:34

  13. The Innkeeper

    27:33

  14. The Release, part 1

    23:27

  15. The Release, part 2

    16:50

  16. 'Tout Va Bien'

    18:43

  17. 'Marie'

    25:50

  18. The Hall Porter's Doubts

    22:47

  19. The Yacht 'Blue-Bell'

    22:27

  20. Talbot's Adventures

    22:32

  21. The Race

    17:43

  22. Close Quarters

    22:53

  23. The Fight

    20:24

  24. Piecing the Puzzle

    34:27

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Four men are found dead inside a guarded London mansion at Albert Gate: the Turkish envoy Mehemet Ali Pasha, his two secretaries, and his confidential servant Hussein, each killed with a long thin dagger or stiletto. The diamonds they brought to London to be cut, among them a big stone known as the hen's egg, are gone from the safes. Jack Talbot, the Foreign Office assistant under-secretary assigned to look after the party during their stay, disappeared the same evening. Reginald Brett, barrister-at-law and amateur detective, takes the case up alongside Winter of Scotland Yard, and what first reads as robbery turns into a diplomatic emergency that carries the trail to Paris. Tracy published it in 1904, and the Edwardian texture holds: constables at the door, Foreign Office corridors, international nerves.

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Louis Tracy

Louis Tracy (1863-1928) was an English journalist and novelist who wrote many popular mysteries and romantic adventures, sometimes in collaboration under shared pen names.

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Book facts

First published
1904
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
253
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
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