Author: Herschel, William James
Synopsis:
In "The Origin of Finger-Printing" by William James Herschel, a British colonial administrator stationed in India, a seemingly mundane practice of using fingerprints as signatures takes an unexpected turn. As Herschel delves deeper into the world of fingerprints, he uncovers a fascinating connection between these unique patterns and the identity of individuals. With each discovery, he becomes increasingly convinced that fingerprints hold the key to solving crimes and identifying criminals. However, his groundbreaking theories face skepticism and resistance from those who are reluctant to embrace this revolutionary method. Will Herschel's relentless pursuit of truth and justice prevail, or will his ideas be dismissed as mere superstition?
Genres: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Crime
Themes: Identity, Scientific Discovery, Justice
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