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    A Doctor Enjoys Sherlock Holmes
    A Doctor Enjoys Sherlock Holmes
    A Doctor Enjoys Sherlock Holmes
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    A Doctor Enjoys Sherlock Holmes

    By Edward J. Van Liere

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    19 essays on Sherlock Holmes and most especially Doctor Watson, written with a doctor's appreciation. Included are:


    Doctor Watson and the Weather

    The Anatomical Sherlock Holmes

    “Brain Fever” and Sherlock Holmes

    Curare and Sherlock Holmes

    Sherlock Holmes and the Portuguese Man-of-War

    Doctor Watson and Nervous Maladies

    Dogs and Sherlock Holmes

    The Botanical Doctor Watson

    The Surgical Doctor Watson

    Sherlock Holmes, the Chemist

    Doctor Watson’s Universal Specific

    Doctor Watson, Endocrinologist

    Genetics and Sherlock Holmes

    The Zoological Doctor Watson

    Doctor Watson, Cardiologist

    The Physiologic Doctor Watson

    Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, Perennial Athletes

    The Therapeutic Doctor Watson

    Doctor Watson, General Practitioner

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateJan 26, 2019
    ISBN9781479448869
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