Rodney Stone

1803, England of the era of regency. Time is crazy, like the regent himself, the prince of the Wales. Katees, drinking bunches, prize fist battles, a series of wars with Napoleon. In the south of England, two boys live in a village of Duba monks - relatives, son of a sailor, and Jim, a nephew of a blacksmith. They live cheerfully and interestingly, catch trout with their hands, box, hunt for ghosts. But Tug from London comes Uncle Rodney, a secular dandy and a whip full of energy and far -reaching plans. And the life of the boys is fundamentally changing.
In the next volume of the action-packed prose of Arthur Conan Doyle, a historical and adventure romance is included with the elements of the Rodney Stone detective and indirectly adjacent stories about the "heroes" of the Regency.
The novel is supplemented by the preface and comments of Conan Doyle, published in Russian for the first time