Brazen Tongue is a mystery detective novel by the British writer Gladys Mitchell. It is the eleventh in her long-running series featuring the psychoanalyst and amateur detective Mrs Bradley.. Synopsis. During the early months of the Second World War in the small village of Willington, three bodies are discovered in a very short space of time leading to the investigation of Mrs Bradley. Apparently, Gladys Mitchell was very embarrassed by this book, set at the start of the War, and tried to suppress it. I actually thought it much stronger in terms of plot, character and interest than the Devil at Saxon's Wall, which I finished immediately before reading Brazen Tongue, but I can see how the characters cavalier approach to petrol rationing would be embarrassing as the war /5. · Brazen Tongue. Gladys Mitchell; Formats editions. EBook. 3 Apr Paperback. 15 Oct Rediscover Gladys Mitchell - one of the 'Big Three' female crime fiction writers alongside Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers. Europe is on the brink of war, but as the quiet village of Willington braces itself for bloodshed overseas, a killer.
Titles by Gladys Mitchell Speedy Death () The Mystery of a Butcher's Shop () The Longer Bodies () The Saltmarsh Murders () Death at the Opera () The Devil. Brazen Tongue. Mitchell, Gladys. Michael Joseph (UK) Height 7 1/2" () first printing Item # Price: $ Add to Wish List. Add to Cart (Facsimile Dust Jacket only - BOOK NOT INCLUDED) See all items in Mystery. The census included four new questions: one asking the year of naturalization and three about mother tongue. Because of the changes in some boundaries following World War I, enumerators were instructed to report the province (state or region) or city of persons declaring they or their parents had been born in Austria-Hungary, Germany.
Brazen Tongue. Release on by Gladys Mitchell. Author: Gladys Mitchell. Publisher: Random House. Rediscover Gladys Mitchell – one of the. Apparently, Gladys Mitchell was very embarrassed by this book, set at the start of the War, and tried to suppress it. I actually thought it much stronger in terms of plot, character and interest than the Devil at Saxon's Wall, which I finished immediately before reading Brazen Tongue, but I can see how the characters cavalier approach to petrol rationing would be embarrassing as the war. Read "Brazen Tongue" by Gladys Mitchell available from Rakuten Kobo. Rediscover Gladys Mitchell – one of the 'Big Three' female crime fiction writers alongside Agatha Christie and Dorothy L.
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