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Campion's Career A Study of the Novels of Margery Allingham

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Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press Summary: Here is a look atWater in a SieveandBlackkerchief Dickand twenty-two other books by Margery Allingham featuring Albert Campion. Campion, the fictional hero, was a man of action, who appears to be a "guileless-looking nonentity whom it is almost obligatory to underestimate." Any fan of Campion or Ms. Allingham's mysteries will enjoy comparing their judgments to Pike's.
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Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press

Here is a look atWater in a SieveandBlackkerchief Dickand twenty-two other books by Margery Allingham featuring Albert Campion. Campion, the fictional hero, was a man of action, who appears to be a "guileless-looking nonentity whom it is almost obligatory to underestimate." Any fan of Campion or Ms. Allingham's mysteries will enjoy comparing their judgments to Pike's.

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