AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FRENCH DETECTIVE FROM 1818 TO 1858 Comprising the Most Curious Revelations of the French Detective Police System

Canler (M.)

Published by Ward and Lock, 1862

About this Item

Hardback. Tr. by Sir Frederick Charles Lascelles Wraxall (3rd Bart). A book suppressed by the French Government, possibly embarrassed by the author's revelations about the working of the Police system in France, which countenanced criminals in the hope that they may betray their companions. The book, no longer able to be read in French, was translated by Lascelles Wraxall, who was able to obtain his copy prior to the prohibition. 315pp. 16mo. h/back. Lightly browned edges and eps, tiny bookseller's label to fpd, corners and edges rubbed, re-backed cloth sp. Overall general shelf-wear but still a Vg. copy of a Rare true crime French police title. Seller Inventory # 19828

Bibliographic Details

Title: AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FRENCH DETECTIVE FROM ...

Publisher: Ward and Lock

Publication Date: 1862

Binding: Hardcover / Hardback

Condition: Very Good

Edition: First edition.