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Edgar Allan Poe: His Own Tale Of Horror
His death reads like one of his detective stories; found alone in the streets, wearing someone else’s clothes, and repeating an unknown name. He would die a day later in hospital – his medical records mysteriously disappeared. His life reads … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1809, Auguste Dupin, consumption, cryptologist, David Poe Jr, detective, detective stories, Edgar Allan Poe, Eliza Poe, history, John and Frances Allan, Mary Cecilia Rogers, Murders in the Rue Morgue, Sarah Elmira Royster, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Raven, Virginia Eliza Clemm
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Brushed With Mystery 