Softcover. Eleven tales from the archives of West-country crime offering more than just mystery and excitement. Together, they form an intriguing chronicle of the way the very definition of crime has changed over two centuries; singly, they provide a series of portraits of the criminal in all its cunning, subtlety, and craziness - and they show how alternating currents of intuition and painstaking diligence power the craft of the detective. Contents include : Dr Bridget Rose Dugdale (Peggy Archer); The Dartmoor Mutiny (Martin Bishop); The Roadley Murder (Michael Bossiney); The Farmworker's Revolt-Death and Exile (Tony Brode); The Little Train Robbery-Bodmin Road Station 1974 (Roy East); The Binghams-Naval Secrets to Russia (David Edwards); The Kruger Sovereigns-A Confidence Trick (Rufus Endle); Corpse in the Cupboard-How Did She Die? (Rufus Endle); The Scandal of College Green-Bristol Rape Case (David Foot); The Porthole Murder-Gay Gibson (F.D.M. Hocking); Double Murder Charge-The Trial of Mrs Hearn (David Mudd). Illus. 143pp. trade size softcover. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. With tiny label, sl. sunned. Vg+ with no creasing to covers.