Маргалит Фокс - Конан Дойль на стороне защиты [Подлинная история, повествующая о сенсационном британском убийстве, ошибках правосудия и прославленном авторе детективов]
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Маргалит Фокс - Конан Дойль на стороне защиты [Подлинная история, повествующая о сенсационном британском убийстве, ошибках правосудия и прославленном авторе детективов] краткое содержание
Приговоренный к смертной казни, которую затем заменили пожизненной каторгой, Слейтер провел в заключении больше 18 лет, забытый почти всеми. Почти всеми, но не Артуром Конан Дойлем. Писатель сумел освободить Слейтера, проведя собственное расследование, причем его главным оружием стали наблюдательность и четкая логика — именно то, что принесло всемирную славу герою его рассказов.
В книге рассказывается и о приговоренном к казни, чью невиновность удалось доказать без современных методов судебной экспертизы, и об уникальном методе расследования, описанном в рассказах о Шерлоке Холмсе, а затем примененном к реальному преступлению.
Конан Дойль на стороне защиты [Подлинная история, повествующая о сенсационном британском убийстве, ошибках правосудия и прославленном авторе детективов] - читать онлайн бесплатно ознакомительный отрывок
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Примечания
ACD (Arthur Conan Doyle) — Артур Конан Дойль
AMA (Arthur Montague Adams) — Артур Монтегю Адамс
AT (Amalie (Malchen) Leschziner Tau) — Амалия (Мальхен) Лешцинер-Тау
DC (David Cook) — Дэвид Кук
ES (Ewing Speirs) — Юинг Спирс
EL (Euphemia (Phemie) Leschziner) — Евфимия (Феми) Лешцинер
HL (Helen Lambie) — Хелен Ламби
HMPP (His Majesty's Prison Peterhead) — его величества тюрьма Питерхед
JTT (Det. Lt. John Thompson Trench) — лейтенант-детектив Джон Томсон Тренч
LF (Leschziner family) — семья Лешцинер
MB (Margaret Birrell) — Маргарет Биррел
ML (Mitchell Library, Glasgow) — Библиотека Митчелла в Глазго
MP (Master of Polworth) — мастер Полворт
NRS (National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh) — Государственный архив Шотландии в Эдинбурге
OS (Oscar Slater) — Оскар Слейтер
PL (Pauline Leschziner) — Паулина Лешцинер
REP (Reverend Eleazar Phillips) — преподобный Елеазар Филипс
WAG (William A. Goodhart) — Уильям А. Гудхарт
WG (William Gordon) — Уильям Гордон
WP (William Park) — Уильям Парк
WR (William Roughead) — Уильям Рафхед
« носил составную фамилию»: Russell Miller, The Adventures of Arthur Conan Doyle: A Biography (New York: Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin's Press, 2008), 24.
« Подлинный Конан Дойль»: Adrian Conan Doyle, The True Conan Doyle (New York: Coward-McCann, 1946).
« самое жестокое и бездушное преступление»: Arthur Conan Doyle, The Case of Oscar Slater (New York: Hodder & Stoughton/George H. Doran Company, 1912), 79–80.
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