The links between apparently unrelated phenomena not only surprise us, they also entertain us, teach us, and might even deepen our understanding of the case of the Three “Logical” Men Named Holmes.
December 07, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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Links between apparently unrelated phenomena constantly surprise us. Take, for example, three famous men named Holmes.
No one would confuse Sherlock Holmes with either Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. or his son, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. The first was, of course, the great fictitious English detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle. The second was a leading 19th century New England doctor/author/poet. And the third, the doctor’s son, was our famous legal thinker and jurist.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes. Harris and Ewing/Collection of the U.S. Supreme Court. No date. S.C. justice from 1902-1932.
