Talk:Passenger to Frankfurt

Fair use rationale for Image:Frankfurt.JPG
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Amy Leatheran: did she previously appear in Murder in Mesopotamia (1936)?
I have removed the reference stating that Amy Leatheran, nurse to Lady Matilda Cleckheaton, appeared in the earlier 1936 Christie novel Murder in Mesopotamia. While the two characters share a name, they most decidedly do not share the same personality, and are unlikely to be the same woman, as noted by John Curran in his work Agatha Christie's Murder in the Making (Harper Collins 2011, p382). Randall Toye takes the same view in his work The Agatha Christie Who's Who, in which he gives separate entries for the two Amy Leatherans (William Collins, Canada, 1980, p150).Rithom (talk) 08:11, 1 September 2021 (UTC)