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Great Mysteries From 1949 to 1970 - Page 6

Every year from 1949 to 1970 the New York Times published a list of the best mysteries and crime fiction of that year. Some are now classics of the genre, while others are waiting to be rediscovered.
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The Night of the Good Children (Marjorie Carleton)
The Night of the Good Children (Marjorie Carleton)
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No Grave for a Lady (John & Emery Bonett)
No Grave for a Lady (John & Emery Bonett)
203
Odds Against (Dick Francis)
Odds Against (Dick Francis)
204
The Old English Peep Show (Peter Dickinson)
The Old English Peep Show (Peter Dickinson)
205
Opening Night (Ngaio Marsh)
Opening Night (Ngaio Marsh)
206
Operation Pax (Michael Innes)
Operation Pax (Michael Innes)
207
The Origin of Evil (Ellery Queen)
The Origin of Evil (Ellery Queen)
208
The Pale Horse (Agatha Christie)
The Pale Horse (Agatha Christie)
209
A Parade of Cockeyed Creatures (George Baxt)
A Parade of Cockeyed Creatures (George Baxt)
210
Passage of Arms (Eric Ambler)
Passage of Arms (Eric Ambler)
211
The Pedestal (George Lanning)
The Pedestal (George Lanning)
212
The Perfect Murder (H.R.F Keating)
The Perfect Murder (H.R.F Keating)
213
Perfect Pigeon (Richard Wormser)
Perfect Pigeon (Richard Wormser)
214
Petrovka 38 (Julian Semyonov)
Petrovka 38 (Julian Semyonov)
215
Picture Miss Seeton (Heron Carvic)
Picture Miss Seeton (Heron Carvic)
216
The Player on the Other Side (Ellery Queen)
The Player on the Other Side (Ellery Queen)
217
A Pocket Full of Rye (Agatha Christie)
A Pocket Full of Rye (Agatha Christie)
218
Post Mortem (Guy Gullingford)
Post Mortem (Guy Gullingford)
219
The Progress of a Crime (Julian Symons)
The Progress of a Crime (Julian Symons)
220
Psycho (Robert Bloch)
Psycho (Robert Bloch)
221
The Queen's Awards: Fifth Series (Ellery Queen, Ed.)
The Queen's Awards: Fifth Series (Ellery Queen, Ed.)
222
The Quiller Memorandum (Adam Hall)
The Quiller Memorandum (Adam Hall)
223
The Rare Adventure (Bernard Fergusson)
The Rare Adventure (Bernard Fergusson)
224
The Red Pavilion (Robert Van Gulik)
The Red Pavilion (Robert Van Gulik)
225
Reputation for a Song (Edward Grierson)
Reputation for a Song (Edward Grierson)
226
The Rim of Terror (Hildegarde Teilhet)
The Rim of Terror (Hildegarde Teilhet)
227
The Road to Hell (Hubert Monteilhet)
The Road to Hell (Hubert Monteilhet)
228
Rogue Cop (William P. McGivern)
Rogue Cop (William P. McGivern)
229
Room for Murder (Doris Miles Disney)
Room for Murder (Doris Miles Disney)
230
A Rough Shoot (Geoffrey Household)
A Rough Shoot (Geoffrey Household)
231
The Sands of Windee (Arthur W. Upfield)
The Sands of Windee (Arthur W. Upfield)
232
Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry (Harry Kemelman)
Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry (Harry Kemelman)
233
Scales of Justice (Ngaio Marsh)
Scales of Justice (Ngaio Marsh)
234
Scandal at High Chimneys (John Dickson Carr)
Scandal at High Chimneys (John Dickson Carr)
235
The Second Maigret Omnibus (Georges Simenon)
The Second Maigret Omnibus (Georges Simenon)
236
The Second Man (Edward Grierson)
The Second Man (Edward Grierson)
237
Send Another Hearse (Harold Q. Masur)
Send Another Hearse (Harold Q. Masur)
238
Seven Lean Years (Celia Fremlin)
Seven Lean Years (Celia Fremlin)
239
Seven Steps East (Ben Benson)
Seven Steps East (Ben Benson)
240
Shield for Murder (William P. McGivern)
Shield for Murder (William P. McGivern)
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