A tale of two cities : concerning the robbery in July 1811 of the Paisley Union Bank in Glasgow : and also reflections on the new police of Edinburgh and Glasgow and on the habits of the early detectives, with implications for the modern police service

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A tale of two cities : concerning the robbery in July 1811 of the Paisley Union Bank in Glasgow : and also reflections on the new police of Edinburgh and Glasgow and on the habits of the early detectives, with implications for the modern police service is a book. It was written by John McGowan and published by Turlough Publishers in 2011.

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