Bibliography: BIB32444

Key	BIB32444
Reference type	Journal Article
Title	Cheese It, the Copts : Notes on the Work of Professor Coram
Journal	The Baker Street Journal (Bronx, N.Y.)
Author	Redmond, Christopher
Year	2009
Date	Spring 2009
Issue	1
Volume	59
Abstract	"A recent article by Alexian Gregory provides a valuable understanding of the research being done by Professor Coram, the reclusive and villainous central figure in "The Golden Pince-Nez." However, there is more to be said, not only about this research but also about Sherlock Holmes's probable reaction to it, and that in turn may shed some light on the often discussed, but never determined, question of his religious interests and beliefs." In reference to Sherlock Holmes' "Great Hiatus," Redmond writes: "I have speculated elsewhere that he also visited Acre in British Palestine (now in Israel), where Baha'u'llah, the prophet of the Baha'i religion, was under house arrest in the years leading up to his death in 1892." (p.46).
Notes	Bahá'u'lláh: p. 46.
Language	English
Keywords	HOLMES, SHERLOCK; RELIGION; BAHA'U'LLAH; COPTIC CHRISTIANITY
Pages	41–48
Legal note	11.