Felstead, Sidney Theodore, 1888-
Felstead, Sidney Theodore
Felstead, S. Theodore 1888-
Felstead, Sidney Theodore, b. 1888
Felstead, Sidney Theodore, 1888-19..
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Felstead, S.Theodore
Felstead, S. Theodore (Sidney Theodore), 1888-
VIAF ID: 118072705 (Personal)
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100 1 _ ‡a Felstead, Sidney Theodore, ‡d b. 1888
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (17)
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Dramas of French crime; being the exploits of the celebrated detective, René Cassellari. |
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| Edith Cavell : the crime that shook the world : written from the dossier of the German secret police and the personal narratives of survivors |
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| Famous criminals and their trials, intimate revelations compiled from the papers of Sir Richard Muir, late senior counsel to the British Treasury |
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| German spies at bay : being an actual record of the German espionage in Great Britain during the years 1914-1918 |
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| Horatio Bottemley, 1936: |
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| Horatio Bottomley; a biography of an outstanding personality |
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| In search of sensation : being thirty years of a London journalist's life |
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| Intelligence; an indictment of a colossal failure. |
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| The night haunts of London |
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| no2004103316 |
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| Racing romance. |
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| Shades of Scotland Yard : stories grave and gay of the world's greatest detective force |
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| Sir Richard Muir, a memoir of a public prosecutor, 1927: |
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| Stars who made the halls; a hundred years of English humor, harmony and hilarity |
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| Steinhauer, the Kaiser's master spy; the story as told by himself |
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| The underworld of London |
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