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The Doctor, His Wife, And The Clock

Anna Katharine Green

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Penned by pioneering mystery writer Anna Katharine Green, this gripping novella recounts a baffling 1851 tragedy involving a respected citizen in Lafayette Place. Blending intricate plotting with psychological suspense, the narrative unfolds through the meticulous lens of mid-19th-century detection.

Originally published in 1895 as part of the esteemed Autonym Library, Anna Katharine Green’s serpentine novella immerses readers in the chilling aftermath of a violent domestic enigma. Celebrated for her ingenious plotting which famously predated and influenced the works of Agatha Christie, Green constructs a taut labyrinth of suspicion surrounding the violent assault on Mr. Hasbrouck.

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Victorian mysteryclassic detective fictionhistorical suspense19th-century literaturepsychological thrillerclassic crimeperiod drama

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%%CHAPTER 1%% On July 17, 1851, a very shocking event happened in a house in Lafayette Place. Mr. Hasbrouck, a well-known and respected citizen, was attacked in his room by an unknown person. He was shot dead before anyone could help him. The murderer escaped,

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Anna Katharine Green

Anna Katharine Green (1846–1935) was a trailblazing American author renowned for her foundational contributions to the detective fiction genre. Often hailed as the 'mother of the detective novel,' she achieved immense literary acclaim with her seminal 1878 masterpiece, The Leavenworth Case.