Published in 1895, real tales of crime and criminals in Victorian Manchester by a detective whose reputation inspired Conan Doyle.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction 2. A beginner in uniform 3. Little Alf 4. How I trapped four card-sharpers 5. Quackery exposed 6. Oh what a surprise! 7. A female begging impostor's boast 8. My baptism of base coiners 9. Next-of-kin frauds 10. A swindler walking into the trap 11. How thieves are made 12. 'Diamond Sam' and his confederates 13. How I punished a wife-beater 14. Registry office swindles 15. A 'ghost' in a piano case 16. A fight with a burglar 17. Racecourse thieves 18. Street bullies 19. Street cadgers 20. The reverend quack 21. Bogus railway bonds 22. American bank thieves in England 23. The Jew, the barrister and the solicitor's clerk 24. The country bumpkin and his £200 25. Lottery frauds on horse races 26. Selling state secrets 27. Picture pirates 28. Bank note forgers 29. Bogus charitable institutions 30. The confidence trick 31. Ringing the changes 32. An armed burglar 33. Bogus securities 34. Diamond cut diamond 35. How I tracked two incendiaries 36. A scene in court 37. Emigration extraordinary 38. Medical conspiracy 39. Insurance frauds 40. Manchester anarchists at work 41. An eloquent plea for short sentences 42. Life insurance frauds 43. Long firm frauds 44. The arrest of Mr William O'Brien, M.P., in Manchester 45. First offenders' act 46. Flogging 47. Ticket-of-leave question 48. A sham heiress 49. A queer customer 50. 'Flying Gibb' 51. Frauds on unemployed girls 52. A bad case of arson 53. Trafficking in pension papers 54. A clever forger 55. 'Smashers', or base coin 'pitchers' or tenderers 56. Gambling hells 57. Prosecution of the Ellesmere and Prince of Wales clubs.
1. Introduction 2. A beginner in uniform 3. Little Alf 4. How I trapped four card-sharpers 5. Quackery exposed 6. Oh what a surprise! 7. A female begging impostor's boast 8. My baptism of base coiners 9. Next-of-kin frauds 10. A swindler walking into the trap 11. How thieves are made 12. 'Diamond Sam' and his confederates 13. How I punished a wife-beater 14. Registry office swindles 15. A 'ghost' in a piano case 16. A fight with a burglar 17. Racecourse thieves 18. Street bullies 19. Street cadgers 20. The reverend quack 21. Bogus railway bonds 22. American bank thieves in England 23. The Jew, the barrister and the solicitor's clerk 24. The country bumpkin and his £200 25. Lottery frauds on horse races 26. Selling state secrets 27. Picture pirates 28. Bank note forgers 29. Bogus charitable institutions 30. The confidence trick 31. Ringing the changes 32. An armed burglar 33. Bogus securities 34. Diamond cut diamond 35. How I tracked two incendiaries 36. A scene in court 37. Emigration extraordinary 38. Medical conspiracy 39. Insurance frauds 40. Manchester anarchists at work 41. An eloquent plea for short sentences 42. Life insurance frauds 43. Long firm frauds 44. The arrest of Mr William O'Brien, M.P., in Manchester 45. First offenders' act 46. Flogging 47. Ticket-of-leave question 48. A sham heiress 49. A queer customer 50. 'Flying Gibb' 51. Frauds on unemployed girls 52. A bad case of arson 53. Trafficking in pension papers 54. A clever forger 55. 'Smashers', or base coin 'pitchers' or tenderers 56. Gambling hells 57. Prosecution of the Ellesmere and Prince of Wales clubs.
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