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Mystery on Edwin Drood Ended by British Literary Court
A mock trial at King's Hall Covent Garden with Bernard Shaw and G. K. Chesterton presiding as jurists explores who killed Edwin Drood. The mock court, populated by notable literary figures, debates opium and lime theories, culminating in a verdict of manslaughter for Jasper and a sharp exchange on justice and satire.
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Bernard Shaw and
G. K. Chesterton
Edwin Drood
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Harles Dickens
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John Jasper
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Max Pemberton
Tom Gallon
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Anthony Durdles
Cloisterham Stonemason
Bransby Williams
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