Murray Shaw Books

The adventure of the cardboard box A scandal in Bohemia

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Presents two adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, each accompanied by a section identifying the clues mentioned in the story and explaining the reasoning used by Holmes to put the clues to...

The adventure of the six Napoleons The blue carbuncle

By Murray Shaw

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Match Wits With Sherlock Holmes

By Murray Shaw

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Match Wits With Sherlock Holmes

By Murray Shaw, George Overlie

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Match Wits With Sherlock Holmes

By Murray Shaw, George Overlie

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Match Wits With Sherlock Holmes

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The adventure of the dancing men The three Garridebs

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The hound of the Baskervilles

By Murray Shaw

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An adaptation of one of Doyle's classic mysteries, accompanied by sections identifying clues in the story.

The adventure of the speckled band The Sussex vampire

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The hound of the Baskervilles

By Murray Shaw

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An adaptation of one of Doyle's classic mysteries, accompanied by sections identifying clues in the story.

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