The Life And Times Of Sherlock Holmes

Step Back To London, Sir arthur Conan Doyle,s Stories Are Full Of References To Everyday Activities And Events From Victorian Times That Make The Twentyfirst Century Reader Run To The Reference ShelfFew, For Example, Are Intimately Acquainted With The Responsibilities Of ACountry Squire, The Importance Of Gentlemen,s Clubs, Or The Intricacies Of The Victorian Monetary System.  These Twentyfour Short Essays Explore Various Aspects Of Life Mentioned In The Original Tales Of Sherlock Holmes, Providing Modernday Insight Into The Nineteenth Century WorldOriginally Shared Through Various Sherlockian newsletters Around The World, They Are Gathered Here For The First Time. essays Cover: The Life Of ACountry Squire The Holmes, Family Connection To The Vernets Of France The Fate Of Second Sons The Victorian Medical Practice Victorian Transportion The Origins Of Scotland Yard The River Thames Apiculture In The s Westminster Palace Sherlock,s Christmas Spirit Practicing Law In Victorian England The Second Angloafghan War Gentleman,s Clubs Tobacco b Baker Street Abductive Reasoning Dog Breeding Poisons Fingerprints Phrenology Communications The Monetary System The British Museum Chloroform These Examinations Bring Deeper Meaning And Color To The Adventures Of The World,s Most Famous Consulting DetectiveThe President Of The Crew Of The Barque Lone Star, ASherlockian Scion Society, Notes This Collection 'brings Life To ASociety Which We Have Only Dreamed Of.' Whether AFan Of Sherlock Holmes Or AHistory Enthusiast, This Book Offers Interesting Tidbits To All.
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