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The Theft of the Iron Dogs

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still in force, MacDonald is on the track of Gordon Ginner, a cunning London criminal whose current racket involves clothing coupons. He then receives a letter from a farmer in Lancashire about the strange theft of some seemingly near valueless items. Having been enthralled by the area on a previous
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Before long the two cases merge when the body of Ginner is discovered by MacDonald while swimming in a river. With the help of the locals, he gradually establishes the murdered man's connection to the area and the possibility he was killed by someone he was
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colleagues on the Ginner case before heading on to spend a weekend in Lunesdale, where he can unofficially investigate the thefts.
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E.C.R. Lorac
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Fire in the Thatch
Relative to Poison
mystery
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Golden Age of Detective Fiction
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Fell Murder
Lunesdale
Lancashire
Second World War
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Manchester
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