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>Sir Nicholas Harding, Q.C.. said: "The Fraudulent Mediums Act of 1951-" >"Yes, I know all about that," said Antony Maitland, Q.C. "But nobody prosecutes mediums any more. Or do they?" >"In this case they certainly do." >Sir Nicholas was briefed to defend a 'trance medium' accused by a widower of having caused his wife to commit suicide, by means of a fraudulent message from their son. who had 'passed over into the other world'. It was a private action in civil law. >For once Antony is called on by his distinguished uncle for help. He meets the 'medium' and a feeling grows in him that she is…
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4 editions · 2 languages- Other · English · 1982Ulverscroft · 366 pages · 9780708907603
- Other · English · 1980St. Martin's Press · 222 pages · 9780312860196
- Other · English · 1980Macmillan · 222 pages · 9780333300275
- Other · German · 1982Ihre Tränen waren TodGoldmann Verlag · 218 pages · 9783442059089
Antony Maitland (Fictitious character)FictionEngland, fictionLawyers, fictionFiction, legal













