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Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Drink to Yesterday |
Hodder |
1940 |
Hodder and Stoughton |
| Pray Silence |
Hodder |
1940 |
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| They Tell No Tales |
Hodder |
1941 |
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| This Fortress |
Doubleday |
1942 |
US only |
| Without Lawful Authority |
Hodder |
1943 |
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| Green Hazard |
Hodder |
1945 |
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| The Fifth Man |
Hodder |
1946 |
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| Let the Tiger Die |
Hodder |
1947 |
US precedes |
| A Brother for Hugh |
Hodder |
1947 |
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| Among Those Absent |
Hodder |
1948 |
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| Diamonds to Amsterdam |
Hodder |
1950 |
US precedes |
| Not Negotiable |
Hodder |
1949 |
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| Dangerous By Nature |
Hodder |
1950 |
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| Now or Never |
Hodder |
1951 |
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| Night Train to Paris |
Hodder |
1952 |
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| Alias Uncle Hugo |
Hodder |
1953 |
US precedes |
| A Knife for the Juggler |
Hodder |
1953 |
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| Not for Export |
Hodder |
1954 |
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| Brief Candles |
Hodder |
1954 |
as Francis Gaite |
| A Family Matter |
Hodder |
1956 |
as Francis Gaite |
| The Man in the Green Hat |
Hodder |
1956 |
red cloth, black titles, jacket 10s 6d |
| Basle Express |
Hodder |
1956 |
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| The Far Traveller |
Hodder |
1957 |
as Francis Gaite |
| Three Beans |
Hodder |
1957 |
US precedes |
| Death of an Ambassador |
Hodder |
1957 |
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| Come and Go |
Hodder |
1958 |
as Francis Gaite |
| No Entry |
Hodder |
1958 |
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| Duty Free |
Hodder |
1959 |
as Francis Gaite |
| Crime in Concrete |
Hodder |
1960 |
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| Search for a Sultan |
Hodder |
1961 |
with Tom Hammerton |
| The House at Pluck's Gutter |
Hodder |
1963 |
with Tom Hammerton |
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Further Information
Manning Coles was a pseudonym of Cyril Henry Coles, born
1899 passed away 1965, and Adelaide Manning, born 1891 passed away 1959. Their main
series character was Tommy Hambledon who featured in virtually all of the
books. The Francis Gaite titles appeared in the US under the Manning
Coles name and the series characters were Charles and James Latimer.
Generally speaking the UK editions precede the American, there are also some
alternative US titles. Many of the UK editions benefited from attractive
jacket artwork most notably by Bip Pares. |
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