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After Harvard, Yale Law, Matthew Pearl Probes Dickens Mystery 
Bloomberg | Sun, Mar 22
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So he wrote the first chapter of what would grow into “The Dante Club,” a novel about murders in 19th-century Boston and Cambridge that affect Longfellow and other literary lions working on the first US translation of “The Divine Comedy. ...
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