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Medical Jurisprudence at St Margaret's retired unexpectedly, and Thorndyke applied for the vacant post. He was appointed to the post, and then set himself up in chambers. His first case was when he appeared for the defence in
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He was often assisted by his friend and foil
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Freeman put a great deal of effort into ensuring the accuracy of the
Thorndyke stories, including carrying out the described experiments himself, and visiting the locations described in the stories. Freeman had his own lab and workshop on the top floor of his house at Gravesend, where he tested the
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as in autographs), a booklet in which people could collect fingerprints. It was launched on the market in 1904 by the stationer and publisher Dow & Lester, and consisted of a book of blank pages, with a single page of instructions, and an ink pad attached to one of the covers. Freeman noted on
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The first six stories of the list are "inverted" detective stories, divided into two parts. In the first part of each story, Freeman presented an account of the commission of a crime; in the second part, he presented an account, by
Thorndyke's colleague Dr. Christopher Jervis, of Dr. Thorndyke's
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John Evelyn
Thorndyke was born on 4 July 1870. He received his medical education at St. Margaret's Hospital, London, where he got his primary degree. Instead of then leaving the hospital, however, he remained there, "taking up any small appointments that were going – assistant
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scientists. His solutions were based on his method of collecting all possible data (including dust and pond weed) and making inferences from them before looking at any of the protagonists and motives in the crimes. Freeman ensured that his methods were practical by conducting all experiments
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that the
Thumbograph was available at all the railway book-stalls, and that he either bought one or got one as a gift. However, he considered it a dangerous invention, as his observations in the Finger-print Department led him to think it possible to make false fingerprints from a copy of a
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in late 1909. It is not clear whether or not this edition of the book was illustrated, but the later 1916 edition certainly was. However, the book had far fewer illustrations than the magazines, with only the six drawings by H. M. Brock shown here and only nine photographs.
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Starting in 2018 and completed in 2021, editor David Marcum brought together the entire
Thorndyke collection - much of which has been very difficult to obtain for fans. 21 novels and over 40 short stories are contained in nine matching massive volumes.
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fingerprint. He experimented with his own fingerprints and made stamps that could reproduce them. Thus he tested the method that the villain uses in the book, and that
Thorndyke uses to convince the court, before he wrote about it.
542:(originally published 1971) by Norman Donaldson. Amazon released two volumes of electronic versions of "Dr. Thorndyke Mysteries Collection", each containing four of the original books. Delphi Classics have issued a
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170:(1862–1943). Thorndyke was described by his author as a 'medical jurispractitioner': originally a medical doctor, he turned to the bar and became one of the first — in modern parlance —
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laboratory after he took the rooms at King's Bench Walk. Thorndyke tended to have a better relationship with the police (usually in the form of Superintendent Miller) than
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Leadbeatter, Stephen (1999). "Forensic Pathologist". In Herbert, Rosemary, Rosemary; Aird, Catherine; Reilly, John M. (eds.).
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Two different omnibus editions of the collected Dr. Thorndyke short stories exist. The British edition is R. Austin Freeman,
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Tibbets, John C. (1999). "Thorndyke, Dr. John". In Herbert, Rosemary, Rosemary; Aird, Catherine; Reilly, John M. (eds.).
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The Famous Cases of Dr. Thorndyke: Thirty-seven of His Criminal Investigations as set down by R. Austin Freeman
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The Man with the Nailed Shoes (omitted from both omnibus editions)
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A short series featuring Dr. Thorndyke was produced by the
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Inspector Miller tackles the knife-wielding assailant
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1293:. New York: Dover Publications, Inc. pp. vi.
1159:The Oxford Companion to Crime and Mystery Writing
1096:The Oxford Companion to Crime and Mystery Writing
1162:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 162.
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1618:"The Rivals - Series Three: The Moabite Cipher"
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1404:– via National Library of Australia.
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1683:"The Complete Dr. John Evelyn Thorndyke"
1446:A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection
596:The Case of the White Footprints (UK 31)
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665:Gleanings from the Wreckage (UK 21)
635:A Mystery of the Sand-hills (UK 28)
578:The Anthropologist at Large (UK 09)
544:Complete Works of R. Austin Freeman
1691:"Dr Thorndyke Short Story Omnibus"
1606:"Thorndyke: Forensic Investigator"
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1462:The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
554:The Case of Oscar Brodski (UK 01)
435:The short-story collections are:
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1304:Starrett, Vincent (1943-10-10).
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1213:Freeman, Richard Austin (1941).
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557:A Case of Premeditation (UK 02)
456:The Adventures of Dr. Thorndyke
1482:"R Austin Freeman (1862-1943)"
1247:. London: Collingwood Brothers
1135:. London: Collingwood Brothers
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641:The Mysterious Visitor (UK 30)
620:The Green Check Jacket (UK 23)
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372:For the Defence: Dr. Thorndyke
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850:The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
686:in 1908. The first story was
659:The Trail of Behemoth (UK 19)
650:The Naturalist at Law (UK 16)
629:A Sower of Pestilence (UK 26)
602:The New Jersey Sphinx (UK 33)
566:The Missing Mortgagee (UK 05)
536:Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
424:The Mystery of Angelina Frood
315:The Mystery of Angelina Frood
1631:"The Complete Dr. Thorndyke"
1594:"Mr. Pottermack's Oversight"
712:Thorndyke tackles the gunman
590:The Aluminium Dagger (UK 12)
560:The Echo of a Mutiny (UK 03)
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1486:Project Gutenberg Australia
1189:Stone, Percival M. (1941).
949:A Mystery of the Sand Hills
653:Mr. Ponting's Alibi (UK 17)
563:A Wastrel's Romance (UK 04)
351:Pontifex, Son and Thorndyke
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1658:Works by R. Austin Freeman
1512:Aberdeen Press and Journal
1367:In Search of Dr. Thorndyke
1365:Donaldson, Norman (1998).
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901:Mr. Pottermack's Oversight
647:The Stalking Horse (UK 15)
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614:The Funeral Pyre (UK 37)
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366:Dr. Thorndyke Intervenes
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76:The Jacob Street Mystery
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617:The Puzzle Lock (UK 22)
608:A Fisher of Men (UK 35)
599:The Blue Scarab (UK 32)
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409:The Unconscious Witness
339:As a Thief in the Night
333:A Certain Dr. Thorndyke
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906:Saturday Night Theatre
890:Saturday Night Theatre
886:The Corpse in the Case
794:Television adaptations
632:Rex v. Burnaby (UK 27)
605:The Touchstone (UK 34)
502:John Thorndyke's Cases
498:John Thorndyke's Cases
441:John Thorndyke's Cases
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955:The Secret of the Urn
656:Pandora's Box (UK 18)
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446:Dr. Thorndyke's Cases
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1685:. 29 September 1943.
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943:A Mysterious Visitor
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393:The Stoneware Monkey
357:When Rogues Fall Out
327:The D'Arblay Mystery
205:Alfred Swayne Taylor
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1574:genome.ch.bbc.co.uk
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1418:Mr. Polton Explains
1268:Mr. Polton Explains
967:March 2013 read by
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572:The Old Lag (UK 07)
399:Mr. Polton Explains
378:The Penrose Mystery
34:Fictional character
1596:BBC Genome Project
1538:Pearson's Magazine
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980:The Stalking Horse
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65:The Red Thumb Mark
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974:The Stolen Ingots
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