The Curious Case of the Stolen Mace by Sally Young (Paperback Book)
In 1891, the sacred symbol of the Victorian Parliament, its ceremonial mace, was stolen. A long, heavy club topped with a crown, it was popularly thought to be made of solid gold.
The colony\u2019s best detectives, a dour Scot named Tom Nixon and the famous Ned Kelly-hunter Mick Ward, were assigned to the case, but the mace was never recovered. No one was ever charged and a substantial reward remains unclaimed.
Was the thief a corrupt politician who took the mace to a brothel on a drunken lark? A parliamentary worker who was seen with an odd-shaped package? A carpenter who snuck in through an open window? Or a political activist?
In The Curious Case of the Missing Mace, old and new evidence \u2013 including letters, witness statements and police reports \u2013 are pieced together after 135 years to
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Solving Australia\u2019s Strangest Political Crime
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In 1891, the sacred symbol of the Victorian Parliament, its ceremonial mace, was stolen. A long, heavy club topped with a crown, it was popularly thought to be made of solid gold.
The colony\u2019s best detectives, a dour Scot named Tom Nixon and the famous Ned Kelly-hunter Mick Ward, were assigned to the case, but the mace was never recovered. No one was ever charged and a substantial reward remains unclaimed.
Was the thief a corrupt politician who took the mace to a brothel on a drunken lark? A parliamentary worker who was seen with an odd-shaped package? A carpenter who snuck in through an open window? Or a political activist?
In The Curious Case of the Missing Mace, old and new evidence \u2013 including letters, witness statements and police reports \u2013 are pieced together after 135 years to
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Solving Australia\u2019s Strangest Political Crime
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In 1891, the sacred symbol of the Victorian Parliament, its ceremonial mace, was stolen. A long, heavy club topped with a crown, it was popularly thought to be made of solid gold.
The colony\u2019s best detectives, a dour Scot named Tom Nixon and the famous Ned Kelly-hunter Mick Ward, were assigned to the case, but the mace was never recovered. No one was ever charged and a substantial reward remains unclaimed.
Was the thief a corrupt politician who took the mace to a brothel on a drunken lark? A parliamentary worker who was seen with an odd-shaped package? A carpenter who snuck in through an open window? Or a political activist?
In The Curious Case of the Missing Mace, old and new evidence \u2013 including letters, witness statements and police reports \u2013 are pieced together after 135 years to
The Curious Case of the Stolen Mace
Solving Australia\u2019s Strangest Political Crime
Free UK delivery on this item.
This brand new item is available with free UK delivery us;
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Language | english |
Brand | NewSouth Publishing |
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