This is a seventeenth impression copy published by Victor Gollancz in 1948. 

Lord Peter Views the Body by Dorothy L. Sayers is a captivating collection of short crime stories featuring the brilliant amateur sleuth, Lord Peter Wimsey. Set against the backdrop of the period between the First and Second World Wars, these tales invite readers into a world of intrigue, fine wines, and fine art.

Lord Peter Wimsey possesses a unique talent for being in the right place at the right time, whether it's to catch a thief, thwart a blackmailer, or prevent a murder. His razor-sharp mind and keen instincts are his greatest assets in solving these mysteries and coming to the aid of the victims.

Each story in this collection offers a fresh and eclectic mystery, showcasing Lord Peter's wit and intelligence as he investigates various cases. Readers are not only treated to thrilling puzzles but also gain insights into the social and cultural aspects of Britain in the 1920s and 30s.

Dorothy L. Sayers's writing exudes glamour and sophistication, making these stories not only enjoyable mysteries but also delightful glimpses into the past. The collection offers a diverse range of cases, from the unusual to the unsettling, ensuring that every reader will find something to relish in this classic work of detective fiction.

Despite minor typesetting issues in some editions, "Lord Peter Views the Body" remains a timeless treasure for fans of crime fiction, offering a delightful blend of mystery, historical context, and the enduring charm of Lord Peter Wimsey.