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Mr. Snengkeld

A barrister involved in the trial.

minor

Also known as Snengkeld

First appearance: lxii what the four lawyers thought about it

Mr. Snengkeld shows up with force in A Convivial Meeting. The page is where that presence becomes real.

A commercial traveler at the table, he sides with Moulder in the dispute over the wine payment.
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In A Convivial Meeting: A commercial traveler at the table, he sides with Moulder in the dispute over the wine payment. Later, in Christmas in Great St. Helens: Old friend of Moulder, dines with him every Christmas,…

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See Mr. Snengkeld in lxii what the four lawyers thought about it

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JSJudge StaveleyFGFelix GrahamMTMr. TorringtonMMMr. MoulderMKMr. KantwiseMSMr. Snengkeld

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  • Other

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  • Minor witnesses and tradesmen
  • Legal professionals and family

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  • Breaking point

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See Mr. Snengkeld in lxii what the four lawyers thought about it