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Patrick Grant is an eccentric Oxford don with a passion for historical crime. But when he travels to the country for the weekend (what could go wrong?), the housekeeper at a neighboring estate turns up dead, putting his theoretical knowledge to the test.
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Margaret Yorke's 1970 novel 'Dead in the Morning' features Patrick Grant, an Oxford don with an interest in historical crime, who must use his knowledge to solve the murder of a housekeeper.
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{ "author": "Margaret Yorke", "character": "Patrick Grant", "book_title": "Dead in the Morning", "publication_year": "1970" } - Subject Tags
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