Isbn: 9780425189009 - the true crime files of sir arthur conan doyle (7 resultados)
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The True Crime Files Of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; rediscovered by Stephen Hines; with an introduction by Steven Womack
Editorial: Berkley Prime Crime, 2001
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Condición: Very Good+. Small address label on the end page otherwise a tight and unmarked copy-" Incorporating recently rediscovered source material relating to two actual true crime cases, this intriguing study recounts two actual criminal investigations--"The Case of George Ernest Thompson Edalji" and "The Case of Oscar Slater"--in which the creator of Sherlock Holmes became involved to prove that two innocent men had been sent to prison for crimes they had not committed. It might come as no surprise that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, after creating the first world-renowned fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, started to believe that he could solve real-life crimes. What is surprising is that Doyle was sometimes successful. While the muscular, mustachioed author and his thin, hawk-nosed character would never have been mistaken for one another, they did share an abhorrence for injustice. And Doyle's association as a student with a medical professor named Joseph Bell--who, through close observation, could deduce extraordinary amounts of information from his patients--gave him both a model for the brilliant Holmes and an appreciation for careful forensic methodology.". …
