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Re: I am back; Doyle and Ireland

.....our esteemed menbers focus more on Doyle's relationship
with Ireland and with Christian Catholicism as revealed, if at all,
in the Sherlock Holmes stories.....

I wonder, if Doyle were living in this
age
of New York 9/11, Madrid 3/11, and London 7/7, how would he
have made Holmes deal with these present scenarios!.....

Welcome back, Professor Roy,

I had not considered the relationship between Doyle's Irish-
Catholic heritage and the stories until now, but it's very true; at
no point in any of the stories or books did he ever allude to the
Irish question. I hope members more learned than myself can
give some insight.

Your post reminded me that the name of the German spy in "His
Last Bow" was named "Altamont" (Charles Doyle's middle name).

I've given much thought over the last several days to how Doyle
would have had Holmes approach the recent events you
mentioned. Haven't quite sorted it out yet.

Julia Huggins









Mon Jul 11, 2005 2:16 am

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Dear Sherlockians, Excuse me for my long absence from the discussions of the Sherlock Holmes Society of India. In fact, I have returned to Balurghat after an...
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Jul 10, 2005
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.....our esteemed menbers focus more on Doyle's relationship with Ireland and with Christian Catholicism as revealed, if at all, in the Sherlock Holmes...
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Jul 11, 2005
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... In the story, "Altamont" was a member of a criminal organization in Skibareen, and fled to New York, then Chicago. Was there any suggestion that Irish...
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I don't know whether Conan Doyle brought Ireland into his fiction but he certainly joined in the long and acrimonious (and tragic) debate over Ireland, Home...
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