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The author examines the canine in detective fiction in the nineteenth century. Concentrating on the inception of this figure in the mid-century, she argues that the creator of the canine detective was the Australian writer Mary Helena Fortune.
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The Hounds of Fortune : Dog Detection in the Nineteenth Century
Clues : A Journal of Detection
Clues : A Journal of Detection
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