Crime on her mind : fifteen stories of female sleuths from the Victorian era to the forties

Catherine Louisa Pirkis: The murder at Troyte's Hill George R. Sims: The man with the wild eyes Clarence Rook: The stir outside the Cafe Royal L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace: Mr. Bovey's unexpected will Baroness Emmuska Orczy: The Fordwych Castle mystery Hugh C. Weir: The man with nine lives Anna Katharine Green: The golden slipper Arthur B. Reeve: The dope fiends Hulbert Footner: The murder at Fernhurst E. Phillips Oppenheim: Too many dukes Mignon G. Eberhart: The calico dog William Irish: Angel face G. D. H. Cole and M. Cole: The mother of the detective Gladys Mitchell: Daisy Bell Stuart Palmer: Snafu murder The women detectives: a chronological survey. Pirkis, C. L. The murder at Troyte's Hill. Sims, G. R. The man with the wild eyes. Rook, C. The stir outside the Café Royal. Mea de, L. T. and Eustace, R. Mr. Bovey's unexpected will. Orczy, Baroness E. The Fordwych Castle mystery. Weir, H. C. The man with nine lives. Green, A. K. The golden slipper. Reeve, A. B. The dope fiends. Footner, H. The murder at Fernhurst. Oppenheim, E. P. Too many dukes. Eberhart, M. G. The calico dog. Irish, W. Angel face. Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. The mother of the detective. Mitchell, G. Daisy Bell. Palmer, S. Snafu murder. The women detectives: a chronological survey. Fifteen nineteenth-and twentieth-century English and American mystery stories featuring female private eyes and police women, and reflecting the development of the woman detective.