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100 1  Marcum, David. 
245 14 The red thumb mark|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cDavid 
       Marcum and R. Austin Freeman. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bMX Publishing,|c2021. 
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490 1  Complete Dr. Thorndyke ;|vbk. 1 
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511 1  Read by Luke Barton. 
520    When Sherlock Holmes began his practice as a consulting 
       detective, his ideas of scientific criminal investigations
       caused the London police to look upon him as a mere 
       'theorist'. And yet, through his work, the science behind 
       catching criminals became so important that it's hard now 
       to imagine the world without them. Many famous Great 
       Detectives followed in Holmes's footsteps - Nero Wolfe and
       Ellery Queen, Hercule Poirot and Solar Pons - but before 
       they began their careers - and while Holmes was still in 
       practice in Baker Street - another London consultant, Dr. 
       John Thorndyke, opened his doors using the scientific 
       methods developed and perfected by Holmes, even taking 
       them to a whole new level of brilliance. Between 1905, 
       with his first appearance in a nearly forgotten novella, 
       to 1942 and through the course of twenty-one novels and 
       over forty short stories, Dr. Thorndyke (often with the 
       assistance of his friend Dr. Christopher Jervis) 
       unravelled some incredibly complex puzzles. Besides 
       providing very satisfying mysteries - some of which turned
       the literary form inside out - these adventures present 
       vivid pictures of England in the late Victorian and early 
       Edwardian eras, ranging from the doctor's own vividly 
       drawn chambers at 5A Kings Bench Walk in the Temple to the
       surrounding London streets and beyond. In this first book 
       of the series, Dr. Jervis encounters his old friend Dr. 
       Thorndyke; soon after they are drawn into a mystery in 
       which a man is accused of murder and his own bloody 
       thumbprint - evidence that cannot be denied - places him 
       absolutely at the scene of the crime. But for Thorndyke, 
       things may not be quite as straightforward as they seem. 
       Can one forge a thumb print? As Thorndyke investigates, it
       becomes apparent that he is too much of a threat, and must
       be removed… 
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