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Items on display in a new exhibition at the British Library in London reveal how Agatha Christie’s work in pharmacy during the two world wars helped shape her plots and gave her detailed knowledge of poisons. The exhibition features more than 200 objects, including her reference book on pharmacy. She used poison as a means of murder in 41 of her 66 detective novels. Her precise description of thallium poisoning also helped save two people, according to the article.
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