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Full Title	The Bradys and the bank clerk; or, Tracing a lost money package / by a New York detective.
Author	New York Detective.
Contributor	Doughty, Francis W. (Francis Worcester), d. 1917.
Date Added	5 October 2017
Format	Journal
Language	English
Publish Date	1901-08-23
Publisher	New York : F. Tousey
Series	Secret Service Old and Young King Brady, Detectives > no. 135
Source	Dime Novels and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	Secret Service Old and Young King Brady Detectives, no. 135, August 23, 1901. Tracing a lost money package
Topic	Dime novels > Specimens. Detective and mystery stories, American > Periodicals.
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