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Mr. Crowder of Crichton

A lawyer involved in the case of the stolen stomach.

minor

Also known as Crowder, Crichton, Mr. Crichton

First appearance: the piscatorial farce of the stolen stomach

Mr. Crowder of Crichton's tie to Lord Peter Wimsey is one of the pressures that moves Lord Peter Views the Body—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.

Mr. Crowder of Crichton first appears in 0009 the piscatorial farce of the stolen stomach.

With Lord Peter Wimsey (professional): Mr. Crowder of Crichton is a professional contact, possibly a lawyer or business associate. With Lord Peter Wimsey (professional): Mr. Crowder of Crichton is a professional contact, possibly a lawyer or business associate. With Lord Peter Wimsey (professional): Mr. Crowder of Crichton is a professional contact, possibly a lawyer or business associate.

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LPLord Peter Wim…MTMiss TwittertonMCMr. Coreggio P…SASarahSHSalcombe HardyMCMr. Crowder of Crich…

Relationship types

  • Professional
  • Other

Character groups

  • Legal and journalistic figures
  • Protagonist
  • Burdock family case
  • Extended cast

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  • Setup
  • Escalation
  • Breaking point
  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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