The Hound of the Baskervilles stands as perhaps the most celebrated entry in the Sherlock Holmes canon, a masterful fusion of detective fiction and gothic horror that showcases the brilliant mind behind the detective, Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary creation.
Published in 1890, this second entry in what would become the four novels of the Sherlock Holmes canon brought profound changes to the relationship between Holmes and Watson whilst introducing themes of romance, colonial guilt, and social justice that would resonate throughout Victorian literature
Inspector Lestrade represents the embodiment of Victorian policing itself, showcasing both the steadfast determination and institutional limitations that defined official criminal investigation during the era of the world’s greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street.
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