The Dorrington Deed-Box (eBook, ePUB) - Morrison, Arthur
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Horace Dorrington is a polite and even-tempered detective who, despite his charming personality, will do whatever it takes to catch a criminal, including inflicting his own violent punishment. Written by Arthur Morrison The Dorington Deed-Box is a collection of short works of fiction, all following the shocking and fascinating behavior of Detective Horace Dorrington, who fights for the law by breaking it.

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Horace Dorrington is a polite and even-tempered detective who, despite his charming personality, will do whatever it takes to catch a criminal, including inflicting his own violent punishment. Written by Arthur Morrison The Dorington Deed-Box is a collection of short works of fiction, all following the shocking and fascinating behavior of Detective Horace Dorrington, who fights for the law by breaking it.

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Arthur Morrison (1863-1945) was an English writer and journalist known for his authentic portrayal of London's working class and his detective stories. His most popular work is A Child of the Jago , a gripping work that fictionalizes a misfortunate area of London that Morrison was familiar with. Starting his writing career as a reporter, Morrison worked his way up the ranks of journalism, eventually becoming an editor. Along with his work as a journalist and author, Morrison was also a Japanese art collector, and published several works on the subject. After his death in 1945, Morrison left his art collection to the British Museum, with whom he had a close relationship with.