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Christopher Quarles is an instructor of philosophy and an investigator. Christopher and his granddaughter Zena, helps Police Detective Murray Wigan in resolving the many different crimes and mysteries in Victorian England. The law enforcers seek for details and create a viewpoint of a case, Christopher first creates a concept, always outwardly irrational and grounded on little outside perception, searches for details in provision of it. To the amazement of everyone, Christopher’s philosophies commonly prove to be rather factual! Percy James Brebner also wrote Princess Maritza, The Little Grey Shoe, and so much more. The book contains these chapters: The Affair Of The Ivory Boxes; The Identity Of The Final Victim; The Riddle Of The Circular Counters; The Strange Case Of Michael Hall; The Evidence Of The Cigarette-End; The Mystery Of “Old Mrs. Jardine”; The Death-Trap In The Tudor Room; The Mystery Of Cross Roads Farm; The Conundrum Of The Golf Links; The Diamond Necklace Scandal; The Disappearance Of Dr. Smith; The Affair Of The Stolen Gold; The Will Of The Eccentric Mr. Frisby; The Case Of The Murdered Financier; The Strange Affair Of The Florentine Chest; and The Search For The Missing Fortune. Nonchalantly, and largely in fiction, a detective or investigator is a licensed or unlicensed person who solves crimes, such as past crimes, by probing and analyzing clues and private records to find out the real identity and locations of the offender. A lot of people disagree that investigators do a totally varied job and necessitate totally varied training, qualifications, qualities and capabilities than officers in their uniforms. The negative argument is that without past service as a patrol officer in their uniform, an investigator cannot have a great authority of standard police rules and procedures, and will find it tough to labor with uniformed officers.
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