Mystery and Crime Mason, A.E.W.: They Wouldn't be Chessmen. V1. 13 March 2013

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This is the fourth of five Inspector Hanaud detective novels, generally accepted as not up to the standard of the first three. It is fairly rare.

It is in some respects a "caper" novel with detective elements.

The Hanaud detective novels, in order, are;

1910: At the Villa Rose
1924: The House of the Arrow
1928: The Prisoner in the Opal
1932: They Wouldn't be Chessmen
1946: The House in Lordship Lane

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