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Thomas B. Dewey •ï¿½20 Items / 17 Books, 3 Articles
Sleuths and Consequences (1967)
by Thomas B. Dewey
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    Best Mysteries of the Month (8 Reviews)
    Anthony Boucher
    A Pictorial History of Crime, by Julian Symons
    1. A Pictorial History of Crime by Julian Symons
    2. The Ninth Directive by Adam Hall
    3. Frost by Andrew Hall
    4. Kinds of Love, Kinds of Death by Tucker Coe
    5. Always Kill a Stranger by Robert L. Fish
    6. What Should You Know About Dying? by Tobias Wells
    7. The Ace of Spies by Don Von Elsner
    8. Sleuths and Consequences by Thomas B. Dewey
    Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1967, p. 66
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    Criminal Record (15 Reviews)
    Sergeant Cuff
    The Mark Fein Case, by William A. Reuben
    1. The Mark Fein Case by William A. Reuben
    2. The Verdicts Were Just by Albert Averbach and Charles Price
    3. The Secret Service Story by Michael Dorman
    4. Wolves, Widows, and Orphans by Dan Tyler Moore
    5. The February Plan by James Hall Roberts
    6. Smiling, the Boy Fell Dead by Michael Delving
    7. The Terrible Pictures by Ben Healey
    8. Cable Car by June Drummond
    9. Always Kill a Stranger by Robert L. Fish
    10. The Eliminator by Andrew York
    11. Death on the Reserve by Josephine Bell
    12. The Saint Magazine Reader by Leslie Charteris and Hans Cantesson
    13. Sleuths and Consequences by Thomas B. Dewey
    14. House of Cards by Stanley Ellin
    15. What Should You Know of Dying? by Tobias Wells
    The Saturday Review, February 25, 1967, p. 58