This is a selection of stories (about 16 pages each) taken from the Father Brown books: a good sampler reader if you have not read Chesterton before. Father Brown has been described as a priest-sleuth and the stories are considered as detective along the vein of Sherlock Holmes. I would not call them mysteries in the sense of Agatha, or Doyle, but rather posers: more in the manner of J. K. Bangs R. Holmes. If you have read Chestertons The Man Who Knew Too Much, or The Man Who Was Thursday, you will enjoy theseand vice versa.
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The Amazing Adventures of Father Brown
The Amazing Adventures of Father Brown
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Ten brilliant stories of crime by the prolific English writer and critic.
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Ten brilliant stories of crime by the prolific English writer and critic.
ISBN: 207406
Publication Date: 1935
Pages: 192
Rating: 1
Publication Date: 1935
Pages: 192
Rating: 1
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