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H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949) was a prolific Canadian-American writer, often referred to as the "King of the Pulps." Over his career, he authored more than 100 novels and hundreds of short stories, spanning genres such as adventure, historical fiction, mystery, and fantasy. He was a regular contributor to pulp magazines like Argosy and Blue Book, where his gripping narratives and diverse characters earned him a wide readership. Bedford-Jones was known for his meticulous research, especially in historical settings, which added depth and authenticity to his tales. His works, including The King's Passport and The Sword of Islam, remain classic examples of early 20th-century adventure fiction.

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