The Hidden Enquiries of Sherlock Holmes

<p>Many of the adventures of my friend Mr Sherlock Holmes the consulting detective in which I was privileged to assist him I have recorded elsewhere. There were however a number of instances when sometimes for reasons of his own which I could not fathom he expressly forbade me to forward others for publication.</p><p></p><p>Recently perhaps as a result of the effect on him of the passing of our dear Queen he has become less stringent and relented on some of his previous prohibitions. I am therefore now able to relate the details of the following enquiries to the public.    John H. Watson. 1901.</p><p></p><p>The Adventure of the African Prospector</p><p>The Adventure of the Cheerful Prisoner</p><p>The Adventure of the Doubtful Conviction</p><p>The Adventure of the Invisible Weapon</p><p>The Adventure of the Substitute Murder </p><p>The Adventure of the Unknown Traitor</p><p>The Adventure of the Serpent's Head</p>