Nigel Morland Books

That Nice Miss Smith

By Nigel Morland

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An Outline Of Scientific Criminology

By Nigel Morland

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Foreword By Keith Simpson. Bibliography: P. 210-232.

That Nice Miss Smith

By Nigel Morland

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Published in 1957 and long out of print, this inconsequential addition to the Classic Crime Series resurrects the 1857 case of Madeleine Smith, daughter of a prosperous Glasgow architect who was ac...

Papers From "The Criminologist";

By Nigel Morland

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Edited By Nigel Morland; With A Foreword By Keith Simpson. Published In 1972 Under Title: The Criminologist. Includes Bibliographical References.

Mrs. Pym, And Other Stories

By Nigel Morland

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A Girl Died Singing

By Nigel Morland

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Death To The Ladies

By Nigel Morland

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The Dear, Dead Girls

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Victorian Crime Stories

By Nigel Morland

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Sing A Song Of Cyanide

By Morland, Nigel Morland

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