FRANCIS BAYARD appeared in a series of short stories in the Fench pulp Police-Privée in 1943 and 1944, which would make him a contemporary of Leo Malet's Nestor Burma. As you can probably suss out from the tiltle, Bayard was a private detective.Francis Bayard
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FRANCIS BAYARD appeared in a series of short stories in the Fench pulp Police-Privée in 1943 and 1944, which would make him a contemporary of Leo Malet's Nestor Burma. As you can probably suss out from the tiltle, Bayard was a private detective.
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