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Aditya Goel Sherlock Holmes Revisited

Mystery & Crime
English
34239 Words
Ages 6 and up
475
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Sherlock Holmes is a fictional detective created by Scottish author and physician Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh Medical School. A London-based "consulting detective" whose abilities border on the fantastic, Holmes is famous for his astute logical reasoning, his ability to adopt almost any disguise, and his use of forensic science skills to solve difficult cases. This book looks back at four of the many cases of Sherlock. All but four stories are narrated by Holmes's friend and biographer, Dr. John H. Watson. What appears to others as chaos, however, is to Holmes a wealth of useful information. Throughout the stories, Holmes would dive into his apparent mess of random papers and artifacts to retrieve precisely the specific document or item he was looking for. So read these four gripping stories and find out more about the world's best detective. Now that it has been adapted into a movie and television series, it makes it more popular and interesting. This is a journey you shouldn't miss. [more]

Keywords: Sherlock holmes, sherlock, detective, mystery, crime, fiction, murder, crime solving, deduction

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Bradley A. Fiske The Navy As A Fighting Machine (Fiscle Part-I)

Thriller
English
105890 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Because The Question Is Widely Discussed, Whether Peace Throughout The World May Be Attained by The Friendly Co-Operation Of Many Nations, And Because A Nation'S Attitude Toward This Question May Determine Its Future Prosperity Or Ruin, It May Be Well To Note What Has Been The Trend Of The Nations Hitherto, And Whether Any Forces Exist That May Reasonably Be Expected to Change That Trend. We May Then Be Able To Induce From Facts The Law Which That Trend Obeys, And Make A Reasonable Deduction As To Whether Or Not The World Is Moving toward Peace. [more]

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Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske The Navy As A Fighting machine (fiscle part-I

Thriller
English
101904 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
1

Because The Question Is Widely Discussed, Whether Peace Throughout The World May Be Attained By The Friendly Co-Operation Of Many Nations, And Because A Nation's Attitude Toward This Question May Determine Its Future Prosperity Or Ruin, It May Be Well To Note What Has Been The Trend Of The Nations Hitherto, And Whether Any Forces Exist That May Reasonably Be Expected To Change That Trend. We May Then Be Able To Induce From Facts The Law Which That Trend Obeys, And Make A Reasonable Deduction As To Whether Or Not The World Is Moving Toward Peace. If We Do This We Shall Follow The Inductive Method Of Modern Science, And Avoid The Error (With Its Perilous Results) Of First Assuming The Law And Then Deducing Conclusions From It. [more]

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julian Hawthorne The History Of The United States From 1492 To 1910, Volume 1 (fiscle part-IV)

History
English
144304 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Modern History Tends More And More To Become Philosophic: To Be An Argument And An Interpretation, Rather Than A Bald Statement Of Facts. The Facts Contained in our Best Histories Bear Much The Same Relation To The History Itself, That The Flesh And Bones Of The Body Bear To The Person Who Lives In and By Them. The Flesh And Bones, Or The Facts, Have To Exist; But The Only Excuse For Their Existence Is, That The Person May Have Being, Or That The History May Trace A Spiritual Growth Or Decadence. There Was Perhaps A Time When The Historian Found A Difficulty In Collecting Facts Enough To Serve As A Firm Foundation For His Edifice Of Comment And Deduction; But Nowadays, His Embarrassment Is Rather In the Line Of Making a Judicious Selection From The Enormous Mass Of Facts Which Research And The Facilities Of Civilization Have Placed at His Disposal. Not Only Is Every Contemporary Event Recorded instantly In the Newspapers And Elsewhere; But New Light Is Being Constantly Thrown Upon The Past, Even Upon The Remotest Confines Thereof. Some Of The Facts Thus Brought Before Us Are Original And Vital; Others Are Mere Echoes, Repetitions, And Unimportant Variations. [more]

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Julian Hawthorne The History Of The United states From 1492 To 1910, Volume 1 (fiscle part-IV)

History
English
140691 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Modern History Tends More And More To Become Philosophic: To Be An Argument And An Interpretation, Rather Than A Bald Statement Of Facts. The Facts Contained in our Best Histories Bear Much The Same Relation To The History Itself, That The Flesh And Bones Of The Body Bear To The Person Who Lives In and By Them. The Flesh And Bones, Or The Facts, Have To Exist; But The Only Excuse For Their Existence Is, That The Person May Have Being, Or That The History May Trace A Spiritual Growth Or Decadence. There Was Perhaps A Time When The Historian Found A Difficulty In Collecting Facts Enough To Serve As A Firm Foundation For His Edifice Of Comment And Deduction; But Nowadays, His Embarrassment Is Rather In the Line Of Making a Judicious Selection From The Enormous Mass Of Facts Which Research And The Facilities Of Civilization Have Placed at His Disposal. Not Only Is Every Contemporary Event Recorded instantly In the Newspapers And Elsewhere; But New Light Is Being Constantly Thrown Upon The Past, Even Upon The Remotest Confines Thereof. Some Of The Facts Thus Brought Before Us Are Original And Vital; Others Are Mere Echoes, Repetitions, And Unimportant Variations. [more]

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