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Felix (Leonard Felix) Hageman
1877-1966
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Lord Lister No. 0392: Het Eiland der Menscheneters
"Lord Lister No. 0392: Het Eiland der Menseneters" by Felix Hageman et al. is a fictional adventure novel likely written in the early 20th century. The story centers around John Raffles, a daring gentleman burglar also known as the Great Unknown, who is portrayed as a cunning character constantly eluding law enforcement. Alongside his companions, Raffles embarks on thrilling escapades against a backdrop of high-stakes encounters and various cities. At the start of the story, Raffles and his team narrowly escape from the police after he is apprehended in Genua. As they dash away in their modified vehicle, the tension remains high as they discuss the risks posed by Raffles' relentless adversary, Irwin Stanley. Their escape leads them towards a rendezvous with fate, revealing the intriguing complexity of Raffles’ past with Stanley and setting the stage for future confrontations. The introduction hints at a deeper narrative involving themes of revenge, cunning heroics, and the dangerous alliances present in Raffles' world, all while foreshadowing the overarching conflict that will likely unfold on their journey.
Lord Lister No. 0394: Het einde van Irwin Stanley
"Lord Lister No. 0394: Het einde van Irwin Stanley" by Felix Hageman et al. is a fictional adventure novel likely written during the late 19th century. The book introduces readers to John Raffles, a gentleman thief embroiled in a chase against his nemesis, Irwin Stanley, as he travels to America in his high-speed flying machine. The narrative suggests a thrilling mix of mystery, crime, and the pursuit of justice, evoking an era of innovation and daring exploits. At the start of the story, Raffles navigates a futuristic flying machine over New York City, marveling at the landscape below as he prepares to land near a farm. Upon landing, Raffles and his companions, Charly Brand and James Henderson, engage with the local farm girl, Mary Cooper, establishing their intentions. As Raffles reveals he is in pursuit of the cunning criminal Irwin Stanley, who has eluded capture after a series of crimes, tension escalates. The opening hints at a complex plot involving criminal intrigue, personal vendettas, and Raffles' strategy to lure Stanley out from hiding, laying the groundwork for an exhilarating cat-and-mouse chase.
Lord Lister No. 0304: De wraak eener vrouw
"Lord Lister No. 0304: De Wraak eener Vrouw" by Hageman, Blankensee, and Matull is a novel written in the late 19th century. The story delves into the underworld of London, highlighting the struggles for power among criminals, particularly focusing on the characters John Raffles, a gentleman thief, and Dr. Fox, a rival leader in the criminal community. The narrative begins with a tension-filled atmosphere in the seedy neighborhoods of London, setting the scene for a dramatic clash of interests and vengeance. The opening of the novel introduces us to Firestreet, a gritty area populated by various nefarious characters, where the police struggle to maintain control. The central conflict revolves around the power struggle between Raffles and Fox, culminating in a dramatic confrontation in a hidden underground meeting place where criminal factions gather. As Raffles is revealed as a pivotal character aware of the inner workings of this treacherous world, the stakes are raised with a recent development—Dr. Fox has returned after escaping prison, inciting tension and the potential for violent conflict. The groundwork for a complex tale of crime, betrayal, and retribution is effectively laid, invoked by the simmering rivalry between Raffles and Fox.