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From the University of Buffalo's Special Collections webpage: "Bishop William Mallory of Sydney, Australia consults with Perry Mason about the statute of limitations in a manslaughter case that took place in California twenty-two years ago. Curiosity about the bishop's stutter prompts Mason to question the man's true identity, and he decides to launch an investigation of the manslaughter case. Mason learns that Julia Brownley, the woman charged in the case, is now desperately trying to prove that her daughter, whom she gave up for adoption, is actually the rightful granddaughter of wealthy businessman Renwold Brownley, and that the girl currently living in Brownley's home is an imposter. There is an enormous fortune at stake, and when Brownley is found dead, Julia becomes the prime suspect in his murder. Mason, with the assistance of Della Street and Paul Drake, follows a twisting maze of clues, false leads and mistaken identities before he unmasks the real killer and exposes the group of clever conspirators who are after the Brownley fortune."
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Trials (Murder), Open Library Staff Picks, Fiction, Perry Mason (Fictitious character), Large type books, AdopteesPeople
Perry MasonTimes
mid-1930'sShowing 4 featured editions. View all 20 editions?
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The Case of the Stuttering Bishop (Perry Mason Mysteries (Fawcett Books))
November 13, 1988, Fawcett
Mass Market Paperback
in English
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The case of the stuttering bishop
1988, Ballentine Books, Fawcett
- 1st Ballantine Books ed.
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El Caso del Tartamudo (Perry Mason, 18)
1988, Editorial Molino
Paperback
in Spanish
8427207204 9788427207202
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Reprint of the ed. published by International Readers League, New York.
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"Perry Mason's eyes came to a hard focus on the figure which paused uncertainly in the doorway of his private office."
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