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Rousseau's ghostTerence Ball

Rousseau's ghost

1998206 pages
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An urgent but cryptic request from Professor Ted Porter summons his old friend and former Rhodes Scholar Jack Davis to Paris. Once there Jack finds his friend dead, apparently electrocuted by a faulty laptop computer. The Parisian police rule the death an accident and close the case. But Jack well knew his friend's deep aversion to modern technology, and to computers in particular, and believes the computer was not Ted's and his death no accident. Unable to convince the police, Jack begins his own investigation, aided by Danielle, a beautiful young French woman who claims to have been Ted's…

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2 editions
  • Paperback · English · 1999
    State University of New York Press · 206 pages · 9780791439340
  • Other · English · 1998
    State University of New York Press · 206 pages · 9780791439333
AmericansCollectors and collectingFictionFrench ManuscriptsManuscriptsManuscripts, FrenchFiction, generalParis (france), fiction