After writing a number of works, Gaboriau achieved fame with The Widow Lerouge in 1866 (L'Affaire Lerouge). He published 21 novels and is called the "father of the detective novel", creating the characters Monsieur Lecoq and Pere Tabaret in the world of crime detection. His other most important works are The Mystery of Orcival (1867), Monsieur Lecoq (1868), The Slaves of Paris (1868), The Count's Millions (1870) and Other People's Money (1875).
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Baron Trigault's Vengeance
1872
182
1567k
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Caught in the Net
1873
195
1446k
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The Champdoce Mystery
1873
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The Clique of Gold
1874
321
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The Count's Millions
1870
175
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File No. 113
1867
310
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The Honor of The Name
1873
358
1227k
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The Lerouge Case
1866
214
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Monsieur Lecoq
1868
173
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The Mystery of Orcival
1867
204
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Other People’s Money
1874
310
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Within an Inch of His Life
1873
349
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