The great-great-grandson of Dr. John H. Watson, James Innes Watson, continues to make available cases from the many manuscripts that he inherited. These are the stories, that for whatever reason, Dr. Watson never published. The first is a tale of technical innovation and the crimes that this entices. As for the second case, Holmes should never have told it to Watson, breaking the Offical Secrets Act. The third involves the violence of the Irish Republican Movement and the growing influence of the Special Branch, and a threat to kill Queen Victoria. The last is a true account where any obfuscation of the events would ruin the mystery of the case. The stories are set between 1896 and 1905.
