Douglas G. Browne
Also known as
Browne, Douglas G.Douglas Gordon BrowneD. G. Browne
Douglas Gordon Browne was a British writer of detective fiction and non-fiction. He was the son of Gordon Browne, R.I., R.B.A., and grandson of Hablot K. Browne, better known as "Phiz." Although brought up as a painter, at the age of 27, shortly before WWI, Mr Browne started writing short stories. He went on to produce a number of detective stories, several of which featured the archaeologist and amateur detective Major Hemyock, or the Mephistophelean public prosecutor Harvey Tuke.
Active 1884
Born 1884-02-01
Died 1963-02-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1236198A
- VIAF111350435
- ISNI000000008467618X
- Goodreads1284360
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Books by Douglas G. Browne
Total count: 17
Christ and his ageMethuen1913-01-01
The tank in action.W. Blackwood1920-01-01-
The tank in actionBlackwood1920-01-01
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The cotfold conundrumsMethuen & co., ltd.1934-01-01
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Plan XVI.Pub. for the Crime Club, inc., by Doubleday, Doran and company, incorporated1934-01-01
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Private Thomas Atkinsa history of the British soldier from 1840 to 1940Hutchinson & Co., Ltd.1940-01-01
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Too many cousinsMacDonald1946-01-01
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Rustling EndMacDonald1948-01-01
Bernard Spilsburyhis life and casesG.G. Harrap1951-01-01
The scalpel of Scotland Yardthe life of Sir Bernard Spilsbury[1st ed.]Dutton1952-01-01-
Fingerprintsfifty years of scientific crime detectionG. G. Harrap1953-01-01
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Fingerprintsfifty years of scientific crime detectionHarrap1953-01-01
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Death wears a mask.Macmillan1954-01-01
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The rise of Scotland Yarda history of the Metropolitan PoliceHarrap1956-01-01
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Sir Travers Humphreysa biographyHarrap1960-01-01
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The Floating Bulwarkthe story of the fighting ship:1514-1942Cassell1963-01-01
What Beckoning GhostDover1986-01-01