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American screenwriter and novelist specializing in detective novels..

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link		Internet Speculative Fiction Database entry^@	Wikidata
link		Project Gutenberg entry^@	Wikidata
link		Freebase entry^@	Wikidata
image	1892	Francis W. Doughty specimens	Wikimedia
image	1892	Francis W. Doughty specimens 2	Wikimedia
image	1901	The Bradys as reporters, or, Working for a newspaper	Wikimedia

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	{{Page\|Francis Worcester Doughty\|People\|American screenwriter and novelist specializing in detective novels.\|Albert J. Booth, Allyn Draper, Berton Bertrew, Francis W. Doughty, Gaston Garne, Hal Standish, Horace Appleton, Jas. D. Montague, K. F. Hill, New York detective, Paul Braddon, Percy B. (Percy Bolingbroke) St. John, Philadelphia Detective, Police Captain Howard, Ralph Morton, Richard R. Montgomery, R. T. Emmet, Tom Fox}}		{{Page\|Francis Worcester Doughty\|People\|American screenwriter and novelist specializing in detective novels.\|}}