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Stevens Ulman (1865–1920), a wealthy New York leather merchant who enjoyed Oppenheim's books, bought the leather works and made him a salaried director to support his writing career.
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villains for his diplomatic and political intrigues he drew on
Prussian militarists and anarchists, enough for one reviewer to lament "the baldness of his propaganda". For example, in
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Phillips Oppenheim was born 22 October 1866 in Tottenham, London, the son of Henrietta Susannah Temperley Budd and Edward John Oppenheim, a leather merchant. After attending
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A Daughter of the Marionis (To Win the Love He Sought)
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1597:The Inevitable Millionaires
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466:Anna the Adventuress
376:A Daughter of Astrea
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1990:"Items of Interest"
1393:The Great Awakening
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1445:The Other Romilly
1412:The Test of Honor
1397:A Sleeping Memory
1386:The Silent Master
1374:Behold This Woman
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955:The Spy Paramount
782:The Wrath to Come
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678:The Cinema Murder
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1583:The Ex-Duke
1567:Monte Carlo
1365:The Hillman
1052:Mr. Mirakel
682:filmed 1920
672:The Hillman
514:The Avenger
502:filmed 1919
436:filmed 1917
259:St. Martins
242:, in 1942.
161:John Buchan
117:Blue plaque
2551:Categories
2485:ebooks by
2480:Faded Page
1757:References
1685:business".
562:Passers-By
87:Occupation
51:1866-10-22
1537:Expiation
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288:Expiation
143:Biography
98:1887–1943
2509:LibriVox
2482:(Canada)
2442:(1957).
2191:14 March
1700:sidesman
1405:(a.k.a.
1371:(1917);
508:Berenice
273:Writings
251:Guernsey
180:Evington
90:Novelist
79:Pen name
2522:at the
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2422:Sources
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95:Period
2538:Works
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588:Havoc
103:Genre
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