Mamur Zapt & the Men Behind gameshouse

Mamur Zapt & the Men Behind gameshouseA sudden bullet pierces the pungent dust that permeates Cairo. The victim is a bookkeeper called Fairclough; he has been shot at from behind while riding home on his donkey, though not badly hurt. Hardly cause for alarm, thinks Cadwallader Owen, better known as the Mamur Zapt, or head of Cairo's Secret Police. After all, Fairclough is with Customs. And in 1909 British ruled Cairo, Customs is the lowest of all departments. But Owen's nonchalance is

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