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House of the Arrow

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Mason, A. E. W.

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Publisher: Kessinger Publishing, LLC Summary: 1924. The book begins: Messrs. Frobisher and Haslitt, the solicitors on the east side of Russell Square, counted amongst their clients a great many who had undertakings established in France; and the firm was very proud of this branch of its business. It gives us a place in history, Mr. Jeremy Haslitt used to say. For it dates from the year 1806, when Mr. James Frobisher, then our very energetic senior partner, organ [read more]
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Publisher: Kessinger Publishing, LLC

1924. The book begins: Messrs. Frobisher and Haslitt, the solicitors on the east side of Russell Square, counted amongst their clients a great many who had undertakings established in France; and the firm was very proud of this branch of its business. It gives us a place in history, Mr. Jeremy Haslitt used to say. For it dates from the year 1806, when Mr. James Frobisher, then our very energetic senior partner, organized the escape of hundreds of British subjects who were detained in France by the edict of the first Napoleon. The firm received the thanks of His Majesty's Government and has been fortunate enough to retain the connection thus made. I look after that side of our affairs myself.

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