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Historical Fiction

The Laughing Hangman

by Edward Marston

2013

Jonas Applegarth is a brilliant but belligerent playwright. When his play, The Misfortunes of Marriage, is performed by Lord Westfield's Men, it causes uproar. All of Applegarth's enemies attack the company and Applegarth, himself, is soon found hanged by the neck. It is only the first of many mysteries that Nicholas has to solve.

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The Laughing Hangman is a historical fiction novel by Edward Marston, first published in 2013 by Nicholas Bracewell.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2013

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorEdward Marston
Published2013
PublisherNicholas Bracewell

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Publisher
Nicholas Bracewell
Published
2013
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780749015954
ISBN-10
0749015950
ASIN
0749015950

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The Laughing Hangman was written by Edward Marston.
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The Laughing Hangman was first published in 2013 by Nicholas Bracewell.
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The Laughing Hangman is a historical fiction novel.

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