Mr. Tutt's case book
Subtitle: being a collection of his most celebrated trials
By: as reported and compiled by Arthur Train ; annotated by Ferdinand J. Wolf ; with an introduction by John Henry Wigmore
Contributors: Wolf, Ferdinand J.; Wigmore, John Henry, 1863-1943
Publisher: C. Scribner's Sons
Published: 1936
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 676
Notes: Short stories.

Includes index.

Hubin, A.J. Crime fiction, 1749-1990, p. 804
Table of contents: title: The human element; title: Mock hen and mock turtle; title: That sort of woman; title: The old gray mare; title: Comtempt of court; title: Mr. Tutt is no gentleman; title: Mr. Tutt, take the stand!; title: The dog Andrew; title: A leaf from King John; title: The twelve little husbands; title: The house that Tutt built; title: Mr. Tutt, father-in-law; title: The doodle bug; title: The kid and the camel; title: Mr. Tutt takes a chance; title: Mr. Tutt stages a rodeo; title: Mr. Tutt plays it both ways; title: Yaller dog; title: Tut, Tut! Mr. Tutt; title: The bloodhound; title: The meanest man; title: Liberty of the jail; title: Mr. Tutt swandangles the squire; title: Mr. Tutt fights a draw; title: Where there's a will; title: Life in the old dog yet.