The Witness for the Defence
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| The Witness for the Defence (1914) by |
| The Witness for the Defence is a 1914 detective novel by British writer A.E.W. Mason. |
- I: Henry Thresk
- II: On Bignor Hill
- III: In Bombay
- IV: Jane Repton
- V: The Quest
- VI: In the Tent at Chitipur
- VII: The Photograph
- VIII: And the Rifle
- IX: An Episode in Ballantyne's Life
- X: News from Chitipur
- XI: Thresk Intervenes
- XII: Thresk Gives Evidence
- XIII: Little Beeding Again
- XIV: The Hazlewoods
- XV: The Great Crusade
- XVI: Consequences
- XVII: Trouble for Mr. Hazlewood
- XVIII: Mr. Hazlewood Seeks Advice
- XIX: Pettifer's Plan
- XX: On the Downs
- XXI: The Letter Is Written
- XXII: A Way out of the Trap
- XXIII: Methods From France
- XXIV: The Witness
- XXV: In the Library
- XXVI: Two Strangers
- XXVII: The Verdict
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