Sherlockian.Net: The Red-Headed League

Basic information

Abbreviation (J. F. Christ, 1947): REDH
Word length (C. E. Lauterbach, 1960): 8,189
First published: Strand Magazine, August 1891
"The View Halloa", by Rosemary Michaud

Text available on-line

[Holmes meets Vincent Spaulding]
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  • astaware.com
  • bakerstreet221b.de
  • blackmask.com
  • bookvalley.com
  • cil.wayne.edu
  • citsoft.com
  • crosswinds.net (slthornt)
  • crosswinds.net (kiemhiep)
  • cs.hut.fi
  • familymanagement.com
  • Gutenberg (datacanyon.com)
  • Gutenberg (ibiblio.org)
  • Gutenberg (mirror.ac.uk)
  • home.eol.ca
  • knowledgerush.com
  • marietta.edu (The Diogenes Club)
  • mastertexts.com
  • multimania.com
  • mysterybooks.about.com
  • njit.edu
  • pagebypagebooks.com
  • relicbooks.com
  • seeder.net
  • sherlock-holmes.org
  • sherlockian.com (Yoxley Old Place)
  • tirkzilla.com
  • yoak.com
  • In phonetic spelling

    Links of interest

  • Annotated version from Mission Critical
  • Annotations by Rod Mollise
  • "Which Game Is Afoot?" by Les Klinger and Tim Bourke
  • Storybites by Karen Bernardo
  • Mosdos Prss curriculum materials
  • Mission: Critlcal -- Analysis of "The Red-Headed League"
  • How to Think
  • Redhead Lovers Ring
  • Red Heads & Freckles
  • The Redhead Gallery (erotica)

    Redmond's Delicate Question

    The remarkable sight of London streets choked with red-headed men should have led to mentions in the daily newspapers, which scholars have unfortunately been unable to find. What kinds of explanations are most satisfactory for the absence of newspaper references to the events in Sherlock Holmes's cases?
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