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Bev 06-25-2008 03:41 AM

Waters: Early Detective Casebook Fiction
 
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These stories were first published anonymously in “Chambers Magazine” between 1849 and 1853 under a general heading of “Recollections Of A Police Officer”.

The first book collection was a pirated U.S. edition published in 1852 as “ The Recollections Of A Policeman”. The author was listed as “Waters” (The name of the investigating officer in the stories) but the author was really William Russell a well known London journalist of the time.

The first English edition of the collected stories was published in 1856 under the title “Recollections Of A Detective Police Officer”.

This text is from the 1860 American edition of "Recollections of a Policeman" published in Boston by Thayer and Eldridge . It leaves out three of the stories by Waters and replaces them with some contemporary criminous journalistic pieces by Charles Dickens.

As yet I haven't even posted this to Project Gutenberg.

Enjoy

Bev

Donnageddon 06-26-2008 03:20 AM

This looks very interesting, Bev. Do you plan on making a .prc (mobi) version?

Bev 06-26-2008 04:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Donnageddon (Post 204881)
This looks very interesting, Bev. Do you plan on making a .prc (mobi) version?

I don't own a program for converting to .prc but here is the link to my freshly uploaded HTML page for anyone who wants to convert it to different formats

http://casebookfiction.synthasite.com/


Bevis

Donnageddon 06-27-2008 01:14 AM

Bev, I uploaded a prc and an imp reformat based on your web page.

Thanks for the source, and the original upload!


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