A sherlock Holmes Collection

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This edition contains 4 novels and over 40 short stories in the "Sherlock Holmes" series written by acclaimed author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

In this collection:

Novel One: A Study In Scarlet
Novel Two: The Sign of the Four
Novel Three: The Hound of the Baskervilles
Novel Four: The Valley of Fear

Short Story Collection One
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (featuring):
I. A Scandal in Bohemia
II. The Red-Headed League
III. A Case of Identity
IV. The Boscome Valley Mystery
V. The Five Orange Pips
VI. The Map with the Twisted Lip
VII. The Blue Carbuncle
VIII. The Speckled Band
IX. The Engineer's Thumb
X. The Noble Bachelor
XI. The Beryl Coronet
XII. The Copper Beeches

Short Story Collection Two
The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (featuring):
I. Silver Blaze
II. The Yellow Face
III. The Stock-Broker's Clerk
IV. The "Gloria Scott"
V. The Musgrave Ritual
VI. The Reigate Puzzle
VII. The Crooked Man
VIII. The Resident Patient
IX. The Greek Interpreter
X. The Naval Treaty
XI. The Final Problem

Short Story Collection Three
The Return of Sherlock Holmes (featuring):
I. The Empty House
II. The Norwood Builder
III. The Dancing Men
IV. The Solitary Cyclist
V. The Priory School
VI. Black Peter
VII. Charles Augustus Milverton
VIII. The Six Napoleons
IX. The Three Students
X. The Golden Pince-Nez
XI. The Missing Three-Quarter
XII. The Abbey Grange
XIII. The Second Stain

Short Story Collection Four
His Last Bow (featuring):
I. The Cardboard Box
II. Wisteria Lodge
III. The Bruce-Partington Plans
IV. The Devil's Foot
V. The Red Circle
VI. The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax
VII. The Dying Detective
VIII. His Last Bow

Also includes:
- The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
(Originally published in Strand Magazine London in 1921 and Hearst's International Magazine in 1921.)

- The Problem of Thor Bridge
(Originally published in Strand Magazine in 1922 and Hearst's International Magazine in 1922.)

A must-have for fans of classic mysteries! View Less