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• Letter to Douglas Sladen (16 july 1912)
  ...Doyle]] on 16 july 1912 from Windlesham, Crowborough, Sussex, to [[Douglas Sladen]], co-author of "[[Adam Lindsay Gordon and His Friends in England and Austr Dear Sladen, ...
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• Letter to Douglas Sladen (16 july 1912)
  ...Doyle]] on 16 july 1912 from Windlesham, Crowborough, Sussex, to [[Douglas Sladen]], co-author of "[[Adam Lindsay Gordon and His Friends in England and Austr Dear Sladen, ...
  3 KB (476 words) - 00:37, 13 October 2019
• Adam Lindsay Gordon and His Friends in England and Australia
  ...land and Australia'' is a book written by [[Edith Humphris]] and [[Douglas Sladen]] published in october 1912 by [[A. Constable & Co.]] and including a dedic Dear Sladen, ...
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• A. Constable & Co.
  ...on and His Friends in England and Australia]], by Edith Humphris & Douglas Sladen (including a dedication letter by Conan Doyle) ...
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• Petition: The Panama-Pacific Exposition
  * Douglas Sladen ...
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• The Anglo-American Banquet (article 15 june 1898)
  * Douglas Sladen. ...
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• Letters
  ...slie about Jerusalem|[[Letter to Douglas Ainslie about Jerusalem|Letter to Douglas Ainslie <br />about Jerusalem]] (1895) ...inslie (12 june 1896)|[[Letter to Douglas Ainslie (12 june 1896)|Letter to Douglas Ainslie]]<br />(12 june 1896) ...
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• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:Complete Works
  ...on and His Friends in England and Australia]], by Edith Humphris & Douglas Sladen (october 1912, [[A. Constable & Co.]]) ''dedication letter'' ...
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• The Great Boer War
  ...y under fire these men worked and toiled among the wounded. Beevor, Ensor, Douglas, Probyn – all were equally devoted. It is almost incredible, and yet it is ...ht, three killed and a few wounded. The flying column occupied the town of Douglas and hoisted the British flag there; but it was decided that the time had no ...
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• The War in South Africa: Its Cause and Conduct
  The Rev. R. B. Douglas (Presbyterian minister) writes: ...tion so far as they can be collected are as follows: Early on June 6 Major Sladen, with 200 mounted infantry, ran down a Boer convoy of 100 wagons. He took f ...
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