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The Black Gang
Chapters (18)
- I: In Which Things Happen Near Barking Creek 0:00
- II: In Which Scotland Yard Sits Up and Takes Notice 27:26
- III: In Which Hugh Drummond Composes a Letter 1:07:44
- IV: In Which Count Zadowa Gets a Shock 1:18:10
- V: In Which Charles Latter, M.P., Goes Mad 1:42:21
- VI: In Which an Effusion Is Sent to the Newspapers 2:09:34
- VII: In Which a Bomb Bursts at Unpleasantly Close Quarters 2:41:49
- VIII: In Which the Bag of Nuts Is Found by Accident 3:04:07
- IX: In Which There Is a Stormy Supper Party at the Ritz 3:17:39
- X: In Which Hugh Drummond Makes a Discovery 3:39:19
- XI: In Which Hugh Drummond and the Reverend Theodosius Longmoor Take Lunch Together 4:05:31
- XII: In Which Count Zadowa Is Introduced to Alice in Wonderland 4:25:00
- XIII: In Which Hugh Drummond and the Reverend Theodosius Have a Little Chat 4:46:01
- XIV: In Which a Rolls-Royce Runs Amok 5:09:29
- XV: In Which Hugh Drummond Arrives at Maybrick Hall 5:51:18
- XVI: In Which Things Happen at Maybrick Hall 6:32:36
- XVII: In Which a Murderer Is Murdered at Maybrick Hall 7:04:44
- XVIII: In Which the Home Secretary Is Taught the Foxtrot 7:40:30
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Having just survived the horrors of the First World War, Great Britain faces a new, more insidious threat: all across the country, clandestine groups of radicals are committing acts of sabotage and terror, with the ultimate goal of bringing about a Communist revolution in Britain. But these terrorists face a new terror of their own as their plans are foiled, their meetings raided, and their members kidnapped—all by a mysterious band of men dressed in black. Who’s behind the so-called “Black Gang”? The terrorists have no idea, and neither do Scotland Yard nor the media. Could the leader possibly be war hero-turned-gentleman sleuth Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond, continuing his struggle against his archenemy, Carl Peterson?