Detective Kerridge Pursues SwAn-street Suspect in London
In a late night pursuit described by Kerridge, Trent evades capture while detailing a restive chase through Swan Street No 518, a lead to Waddington station, and the ringed suspect with a gold ring. Kerridge praises Trent’s cleverness and vows surveillance to trap the criminal.
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Core
Swan-street
Kerridge
Plein
Lance
Charteris
Thorne
Hokton
Tim Acros
The Etiquette of War and Prisoner Treatment
A discussion of accepted conduct in war outlines protections for red cross symbols and civilians, rules on targeting, the treatment of prisoners including for escape attempts, and the responsibilities of commanders. It notes spying is allowed under rules, traitorous acts, and retaliation in war as a response to wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemley
Reich
Randall
Mets Beriet
Pri
Kerrier Tome Heck
Fleming
Kerndee
Emrebope
Fragmented Crime Evidence Sought at Rural Hall
Kerrier and Lance search a secluded hut for clues to a crime. They piece together torn diary pages and letters found among debris. The fragments reveal a name Owen and point to a possible confederate connection in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Kerridge
Fleming
Trent
Kerrie
Kerrelgee
Reed Owen
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