Gerard Fairlie

Also known as

Fairlie Gerard Following SapperGerard (following SAPPER) FAIRLIEFAIRLIE (Gerard)Gerard Fairlie Following SapperGerard Fairlie [following Sapper]GERARD FAIRLIE FOLLOWING SAPPERGerard FAIRLIE

Born 1899-01-01

Died 1983-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2165823A
WikidataQ5549995
Open LibraryOL4470393A
Open LibraryOL11478498A
Open LibraryOL11484720A
Open LibraryOL12220722A
Open LibraryOL12765893A
Open LibraryOL12765894A
Open LibraryOL12770793A
Open LibraryOL12782884A
Open LibraryOL13589906A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (2)
Drummond, Bulldog (Fictitious character) -- Fiction (1)
Great Britain -- History, Military -- 18th century -- Fiction (1)
Generals -- Fiction (1)
18th century (1)
Wolfe, James, 1727-1759 -- Fiction (1)
Fairlie, Gerard, 1899- (1)

Books by Gerard Fairlie

Total count: 18

The man who laughed

Hoder and Stoughton, limited1928-01-01
The man who laughed

Little, Brown1928-01-01
Scissors cut paper

Little, Brown1928-01-01
The reaper

Little, Brown, and company1929-01-01
Stone blunts scissors

A.L.Burt co.1929-01-01
The muster of the vultures

Hodder and Stoughton limited1929-01-01
Suspect ...["First edition"]

Pub. for the Crime Club, Inc., by Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc.1930-01-01
The man with talent

Hodder and Stoughton1931-01-01
Shot in the dark ...["First edition"]

Pub. for the Crime Club, Inc., by Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc.1932-01-01
Mr. Malcolm presents

Hodder and Stoughton1934-01-01
Bulldog Drummond attacks

Hodder & Stoughton1939-01-01
The mill of circumstancea novelized history of the life and times of General Wolfe

Hutchinson & Co., Ltd.1941-01-01
With prejudicealmost an autobiography.

Hodder and Stoughton1952-01-01
Winner take all

Dodd, Mead1953-01-01
Deadline for Macall.

M. S. Mill Co., and W. Morrow1956-01-01
Flight without wingsthe biography of Hannes Schneider.

Hodder and Stoughton1957-01-01
The reluctant copthe story, and the cases of Detective Superintendent Albert Webb, late of Scotland Yard

Hodder and Stoughton1958-01-01
The life of a genius

Hodder and Stoughton1965-01-01