P. J. Doyle

Subjects

Americans, Anglo-Saxons, Children's stories, Confederate States Army, Criticism, Encyclopædia Britannica, English children's stories, English detective and mystery stories, Fiction, Glass manufacture, Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Juvenile audience, Ku Klux Klan, Mystery and detective stories, Private investigators, Private investigators in literature, Romani, air guns, amorality, ancestors, anonymity, aristocracy, asphyxiation, attempted murder, banks

Places

221B Baker Street, 427 Park Lane, Australia, Baker Street, Bohemia, Calcutta, Camden House, Charing Cross railway station, Chesterfield, Chicago, Church of St. Monica, Dartmoor, Dundee, Edgware Road, England, Fighting Cock Inn, Florence, Florida, France, Georgia, Horsham, India, Kensington, Khartoum, King's Pyland

People

Abe Slaney, Archie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Clotilde Lothman von Saxe-Meiningen, Colonel Ross, Duke of Holdernesse, Duncan Ross, Earl of Maynooth, Eduardo Lucas, Elsie Patrick, Fitzroy Simpson, Godfrey Norton, Grimesby Roylott, Heidegger, Helen Stoner, Hilda Trelawney Hope, Hilton Cubitt, Inspector G. Lestrade, Inspector Gregory, Irene Adler, Jabez Wilson, James Moriarty, James Wilder, John Clay, John H. Watson

Time

1869, 1888, 1890, 1894, 2 May 1883, 4 January 1885, January 1885, January/February 1883, March 1869, March 1883, Reconstruction era