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The Imitation Game
You haven’t heard of Herlock Sholmes? Let me tell you a bit about him. Maurice Leblanc created Arsene Lupin, a well intentioned gentleman thief who aided the bumbling police in finding perpetrators of more vicious crimes. In France, Lupin was … Continue reading
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Tagged Arsene Lupin, arthur conan doyle, Copyright, Maurice Leblanc, sherlock holmes
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