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The Dead Man's Gaze: A Historical Mystery - Paris, 1881

The Dead Man's Gaze: A Historical Mystery - Paris, 1881

Paperback

Medical ReferenceFrench History

ISBN13: 9798199997966
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 4 2026
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Paris, November 1881. The body of Deputy Armand Delcourt is pulled from the Seine at dawn. The official verdict comes within hours: accidental drowning. Case closed.

Dr. Édouard Vassière arrives at the quay too late to matter - or so everyone assumes. But Vassière has spent ten years developing a theory that no one at the Academy of Medicine will accept: the human retina preserves the last image it ever captured. In a clandestine laboratory above a damp courtyard, he and his assistant Nour Benali, an Algerian-born chemist whose name appears on none of the papers she makes possible, have developed a method to reveal what a dead man saw in his final seconds.

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