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The Senator's Bride

The Shield Series.

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Illustration from The Senator's Bride

Devoted to tales of the detection of crime, by those brave knights of the shield—the tireless sleuths of the detective force.

1—Caught in the toils (new). By Nick Carter. 2—The Old Detective's Pupil. By Nick Carter. 3—A Wall Street Haul. By Nick Carter. 4—The Crime of a Countess. By Nick Carter. 5—A Titled Counterfeiter. By Nick Carter. 6—A Woman's Hand. By Nick Carter. 7—Fighting Against Millions. By Nick Carter. 8—The Piano Box Mystery. By Nick Carter. 9—A Stolen Identity. By Nick Carter. 10—The Great Enigma. By Nick Carter. 11—The Gambler's Syndicate. By Nick Carter. 12—Playing a Bold Game. By Nick Carter. 13—The American Marquis. By Nick Carter. 14—Tracked Across the Atlantic (new). By Nick Carter. 15—The Mysterious Mail Robbery (new). By Nick Carter. 16—Brant Adams, the Emperor of Detectives. By Old Sleuth. 17—Bruce Angelo, the City Detective. By Old Sleuth. 18—Van, the Government Detective. By Old Sleuth. 19—Old Stonewall, the Colorado Detective. By Judson R. Taylor. 20—The Masked Detective. By Judson R. Taylor. 21—The Chosen Man. By Judson R. Taylor. 22—Tom and Jerry. By Judson R. Taylor. 23—The Swordsman of Warsaw. By Judson R. Taylor. 24—Detective Bob Bridger. By R. M. Taylor. 25—The Poker King. By Marline Manly. 26—Old Specie, the Treasury Detective. By Marline Manly. 27—The Vestibule Limited Mystery. By Marline Manly. 28—Caught in the Net. By Emile Gaboriau. 29—The Champdoce Mystery. By Emile Gaboriau. 30—The Detective's Dilemma. By Emile Gaboriau. 31—The Detective's Triumph. By Emile Gaboriau. 32—The Widow's Lerouge. By Emile Gaboriau. 33—The Clique of Gold. By Emile Gaboriau. 34—File 113. By Emile Gaboriau. 35—A Chance Discovery. By Nick Carter. 36—A Deposit Vault Puzzle. By Nick Carter. 37—Evidence by Telephone. By Nick Carter. 38—The Red Lottery Ticket. By Fortune du Boisgobey. 39—The Steel Necklace. By Fortune du Boisgobey. 40—The Convict Colonel. By Fortune du Boisgobey. 41—(vol. I) The Crime of the Opera House. By Fortune du Boisgobey. 41—(vol. II) The Crime of the Opera House. By Fortune du Boisgobey.

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