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Description:Featuring Mademoiselle Yvonne, Hammerton Palmer, Baron de Beauremon and the Council of Eleven“I studied the methods used by the great corporations of the world, and compared them with the methods of the most brilliant criminals. The comparison proved that the cold organisation of business accomplished far more than brilliant and sometimes misguided inspiration. Then I began to develop my scheme.” ~ Baron Robert de Beauremon, The Council of Eleven , 1914Brilliant. Focused. Ruthless. Hammerton Palmer and Baron Robert de Beauremon were G. H. Teed’s new additions to Blake’s rogues’ gallery in 1914. Both would return frequently to the Union Jack during the next couple of years to cause the detective no small amount of trouble.The anthology begins with The Death Club , a double-length tale in which Blake teams up with Mademoiselle Yvonne to thwart the machinations of financier Hammerton Palmer. It is followed by four tales featuring the Council of Eleven, a powerful and wealthy criminal organisation founded by Baron Robert de Beauremon, a French aristocrat. The Council will accept any job—robbery, forgery, blackmail, abduction—as long as the profits are high. In The Council of Eleven, Beauremon and his organisation attempt a bank heist. In The Lost King Blake travels to Barania to investigate the kidnapping of the heir to the throne. The story continues in The Mountaineer’s Secret. In the last tale, A Fight for an Earldom, Blake and Tinker travel to Arizona to search for a dying man’s missing son.This is the fifth of fourteen anthologies that collects G. H. Teed’s most popular works from 1913 to 1917. Each edition includes all of the original illustrations! Enjoy!ReviewsThe Death Club★★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.The Council of Eleven★★★★ "A very entertaining tale. As an introduction to a new super-opponent for Blake, it works really well, leaving the reader eager for the Council of Eleven's next appearance." Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.The Lost King & The Mountaineer’s Secret★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.A Fight for an Earldom★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.Looking for more Sexton Blake? Check out our other The Victorian and Edwardian EraSexton The Early YearsSexton The Clique of DeathSexton Friends and AlliesSexton The Storm FilesSexton The Answers CasebookThe Golden Age of Master CriminalsSexton The First Super VillainsSexton The Plummer FilesSexton The Master CriminalsSexton The Kew FilesSexton Blake & Nelson LeeSexton The Claire Delisle FilesAnd of The Criminals' Confederation Series Volumes 1 to 14.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Sexton Blake: Palmer and Beauremon (The Teed Files #5). To get started finding Sexton Blake: Palmer and Beauremon (The Teed Files #5), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Featuring Mademoiselle Yvonne, Hammerton Palmer, Baron de Beauremon and the Council of Eleven“I studied the methods used by the great corporations of the world, and compared them with the methods of the most brilliant criminals. The comparison proved that the cold organisation of business accomplished far more than brilliant and sometimes misguided inspiration. Then I began to develop my scheme.” ~ Baron Robert de Beauremon, The Council of Eleven , 1914Brilliant. Focused. Ruthless. Hammerton Palmer and Baron Robert de Beauremon were G. H. Teed’s new additions to Blake’s rogues’ gallery in 1914. Both would return frequently to the Union Jack during the next couple of years to cause the detective no small amount of trouble.The anthology begins with The Death Club , a double-length tale in which Blake teams up with Mademoiselle Yvonne to thwart the machinations of financier Hammerton Palmer. It is followed by four tales featuring the Council of Eleven, a powerful and wealthy criminal organisation founded by Baron Robert de Beauremon, a French aristocrat. The Council will accept any job—robbery, forgery, blackmail, abduction—as long as the profits are high. In The Council of Eleven, Beauremon and his organisation attempt a bank heist. In The Lost King Blake travels to Barania to investigate the kidnapping of the heir to the throne. The story continues in The Mountaineer’s Secret. In the last tale, A Fight for an Earldom, Blake and Tinker travel to Arizona to search for a dying man’s missing son.This is the fifth of fourteen anthologies that collects G. H. Teed’s most popular works from 1913 to 1917. Each edition includes all of the original illustrations! Enjoy!ReviewsThe Death Club★★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.The Council of Eleven★★★★ "A very entertaining tale. As an introduction to a new super-opponent for Blake, it works really well, leaving the reader eager for the Council of Eleven's next appearance." Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.The Lost King & The Mountaineer’s Secret★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.A Fight for an Earldom★★★★ Mark Hodder, Sexton Blake Bibliography, Blakiana.Looking for more Sexton Blake? Check out our other The Victorian and Edwardian EraSexton The Early YearsSexton The Clique of DeathSexton Friends and AlliesSexton The Storm FilesSexton The Answers CasebookThe Golden Age of Master CriminalsSexton The First Super VillainsSexton The Plummer FilesSexton The Master CriminalsSexton The Kew FilesSexton Blake & Nelson LeeSexton The Claire Delisle FilesAnd of The Criminals' Confederation Series Volumes 1 to 14.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Sexton Blake: Palmer and Beauremon (The Teed Files #5). To get started finding Sexton Blake: Palmer and Beauremon (The Teed Files #5), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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