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UNINA990001110450403321 |
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Dilworth, Craig |
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The Metaphysics of Science : An account of modern science in terms of principles, laws and theories / Craig Dilworth |
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Dordrecht (NL) : Kluwer, 1996 |
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Boston studies in the philosophy of science ; 173 |
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Monografia |
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UNINA9910698400103321 |
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Autore |
Queen Ellery |
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QED : Queen's Experiments in Detection |
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Newburyport, : MysteriousPress.com/Open Road, 2015 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (292 p.) |
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Queen, Ellery (Fictitious character)--Fiction |
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Monografia |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Cover Page; Title Page; Contents; Dying Message Novelette; Mum Is the Word; Contemporary Problems in Deduction; Object Lesson; No Parking; No Place to Live; Miracles Do Happen; Q.B.I: Queen's Bureau of Investigation; Gambling Dept.: The Lonely Bride; Spy Dept.: Mystery at the Library of Congress; Dead Ringer; Kidnaping Dept.: The Broken T; |
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Murder Dept.: Half a Clue; Anonymous Letters Dept.: Eve of the Wedding; Probate Dept.: Last Man to Die; Crime Syndicate Dept.: Payoff; The Puzzle Club; The Little Spy; The President Regrets; Historical Detective Story; Abraham Lincoln's Clue; Copyright Page |
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Ellery Queen investigates the death of a chrysanthemum king, as well as fourteen other mysteries When Godfrey Mumford retired to focus on his chrysanthemums, he was worth a little over 5 million. A decade later, his family gathered for his birthday, he delivers shocking news: Thanks to poor investments on behalf of his financial manager, every penny is gone. The house is mortgaged, the stocks are sold-the only valuable item remaining is a priceless chrysanthemum pendant that once belonged to the emperor of Japan. It is Mumford's prized possession, and it will be his doom. Soon after Mumford is |
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