Arthur Conan Doyle

“ NOVELS BY A. E. W. MASON.
THE FOUR FEATHERS.
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“ WESTMINSTER GAZETTE.—'This story, like most of Mr. Mason's, is eminently well contrived. Every page is workmanlike and many are eminently well written. The real theme is that of the Anglicised Oriental ”

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∵This edition of Sir A. Conan Doyle's Novels is limited to 1,000 sets, the first volume of each set being signed and numbered; and the Volumes are not sold separately. The Author's future work will, in due course, be added to the Edition.
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