Bulldog Drummond was the original daredevil adventurer who, with his various friends, made it their mission to fight all enemies of Britain in the uncertain years following the First World War. This volume contains the first four novels of the series, in which Hugh Drummond finds himself pitting his wits again Carl Peterson, a criminal genius.

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Captain Hugh ‘Bulldog’ Drummond discovers that a stint of bribery and blackmail is undermining England’s democratic tradition and forms the Black Gang, bent on tracking down the perpetrators. A trap is set to lure the criminal mastermind behind everything and all goes to plan until Drummond meets with an American clergyman and his daughter.

While staying as a guest at Merridale Hall, Captain Hugh ‘Bulldog’ Drummond’s peaceful repose is disturbed by a young man who dashes into the house, begging for help. When two warders arrive seeking a notorious murderer who has escaped, Drummond assures them they are chasing the wrong man. But who on earth is the terrified youngster?

When Robin Gaunt, inventor of a terrifyingly powerful chemical weapon, goes missing, the police suspect he has ‘sold out’ to the other side. But Bulldog Drummond is convinced of his innocence. He receives an invitation to a sumptuous dinner-dance aboard an airship that is to mark the beginning of his final battle for triumph.

In 'The Bulldog Drummond Series (10 Novels in One Edition),' readers are plunged into the heart of early 20th-century British literature, where the thrilling escapades of Captain Hugh 'Bulldog' Drummond come to life. This collection showcases a unique blend of adventure, mystery, and espionage, reflecting the tumultuous period between the World Wars. The series is celebrated for its diverse range of literary styles, from suspenseful narratives to witty dialogues, capturing the essence and complexities of the era. The standout pieces within this anthology highlight the adaptive nature of Drummond as a character, evolving alongside the historical backdrop, embodying the quintessential British hero with unwavering courage and unparalleled patriotism. The collective works of H. C. McNeile, who penned under the pseudonym 'Sapper,' form a cornerstone in the adventure and thriller genres, marking a significant period in literature where storytelling was both an art and a means to comment on societal changes. McNeile's background as a combat officer during World War I deeply informs his writing, blending his military experiences with his creative prowess to produce a series that is both entertaining and historically informative. The Bulldog Drummond series aligns with cultural and literary movements of the early 20th century, reflecting the shifting attitudes towards war, heroism, and the complexities of post-war society. This anthology allows readers to witness the evolution of a genre and the enduring appeal of a character who has captured the imagination of readers for decades. Recommended for enthusiasts of classic literature and adventure novels alike, 'The Bulldog Drummond Series (10 Novels in One Edition)' offers a unique opportunity to explore a seminal series in the adventure and espionage genre. The collection invites readers to delve into the richness of McNeile's storytelling, with its intricate plots, memorable characters, and vivid historical settings. It is not merely a journey through the adventures of a single character but a panoramic view of a literary era that shaped the future of storytelling. For scholars, readers, and fans of historical narratives and classic adventure alike, this anthology is an invaluable addition to any collection, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of storytelling and the cultural reflections embedded within these timeless tales.

The death of Professor Goodman is recorded as a tragic accident. At the inquest, no mention is made of his discovery of a way of manufacturing flawless diamonds at negligible cost. Captain Hugh ‘Bulldog’ Drummond’s suspicions are aroused and he untangles a sinister plot of greed and murder, which climaxes in a dramatic motorboat chase.

Captain Hugh Drummond, D.S.O., M.C., is back from the war, and is bored. Seeking adventure, he places a newspaper advert with services offered in exchange for excitement, and a reply from a woman needing help piques his interest. What follows is a back and forth engagement with a shadowy criminal cabal determined to cause mayhem for the British establishment—and to profit from it. Luckily for Britain, “Bulldog” Drummond is up for the fight. Bulldog Drummond was the first book of ten by H. C. McNeile (writing under the pen name of “Sapper”) to deal with the eponymous hero; a series that was later expanded to nineteen novels and many further plays, films and short stories by later authors. The novel was an immediate success, with its combination of gentlemanly daring and high melodrama striking a chord with the public of the time. Drummond’s appeal to the modern audience has faded: he’s a character of his time, with views that reflect the British Empire’s thinking of the 1920s. His influence, however, lives on in later men of adventure, including James Bond and Biggles.

While Hugh 'Bulldog' Drummond is staying in an old cottage he is disturbed by the sound of men shouting, followed by a large stone crashing through the window. When he goes outside to investigate, he finds a patch of blood and is questioned by two men, which makes him determined to investigate after he also discovers a cryptic message.