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- The Trials of Rumpole is a collection of short stories by John Mortimer adapted from scripts for his TV series about Horace Rumpole.
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The Trials of Rumpole is a collection of short stories by John Mortimer adapted from scripts for his TV series about Horace Rumpole. The stories are: "Rumpole and the Man of God" "Rumpole and the Showfolk" "Rumpole and the Fascist Beast" "Rumpole and the Case of Identity" "Rumpole and the Course of True Love" "Rumpole and the Age for Retirement"
- John Clifford Mortimer
- 1979
Jan 1, 2001 · The iconoclastic Horace Rumpole returns in a collection of six tales in which the irreverent barrister takes on a half-dozen memorable cases. Genres Fiction Mystery Humor Short Stories Crime Law Comedy. ...more. 205 pages, Hardcover.
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Mar 25, 2021 · Amid an unfortunate and temporary downturn in London crime, the Old Bailey Hack sits in Chambers (he never writes at home for fear of She Who Must Be Obeyed) and picks up his pen to recount six classic tales of his recent trials.
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- John Mortimer
Feb 26, 1981 · The Trials of Rumpole. Paperback – February 26, 1981. by John Mortimer (Author) 4.4 32 ratings. See all formats and editions.
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- 1979
- John Clifford Mortimer
- John Mortimer
Mar 25, 2021 · The second Rumpole collection, published in 1979, gives listeners a chance to catch up on the doings at 3 Equity Court. The Erskine-Browns are just beginning their troubled marriage, and Guthrie Featherstone seeks the judgeship that will give Horace Rumpole grief in later installments.
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- John Mortimer
Horace Rumpole, the irrepressible barrister fuelled by cigars, Tennyson, steak-and-kidney pud and the cooking claret from Pommeroy's wine bar, is back for further misadventures. Amid an unfortunate and temporary downturn in London crime, the Old Bailey Hack sits in Chambers (he never writes at home for fear of She Who Must Be Obeyed) and picks ...
Amid an unfortunate and temporary downturn in London crime, the Old Bailey Hack sits in Chambers (he never writes at home for fear of She Who Must Be Obeyed) and picks up his pen to recount six...
