Sämtliche Sherlock Holmes Stories II

By Arthur Conan Doyle

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Description: Die Bücher »Sämtliche Sherlock Holmes Stories I/II« umfassen alle Sherlock-Holmes-Kurzgeschichten, jedoch nicht in der gewohnten Reihenfolge der Entstehung und/oder Erscheinung der einzelnen Geschichten. Stattdessen geht es um die korrekte chronologische Reihenfolge aller Abenteuer und Fälle. Holmes' (fiktives) Handeln als Meisterdetektiv umfasst 40 Jahre, wobei lediglich 27 Jahre durch Erzählungen Dr. John H. Watsons belegt sind. Über die Methoden und Gründe, die Geschichten in der aufgeführten Reihenfolge aufzuführen, schreibt Nino Erné in seinem mehrseitigen Vorwort des ersten Bands.