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French writer (1832-1873)
Also known as: Étienne Émile Gaboriau, Gaboriau, Эмиль Габорио, إيميل غابوريو, 에밀 가보리오, エミール・ガボリオ
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- Les cotillons célèbres (1861)
- Le dossier no. 113 (1868)
- Monsieur Lecoq (1880)
- GREAT FRENCH DETECTIVE STORIES
- Le crime d'Orcival (1867)