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...[Arthur Conan Doyle]], published in [[The New York Times]] in the [[Horace Green]]'s article : [[An Open Letter to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. ...

Conan Doyle replies to Horace Green and give examples of cases where spirits messages can't be explained by sim Mr. Horace Green's open letter to me is so courteous and at the same time so reasonable that ...

* 07.05.1922 : [[An Open Letter to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], by [[Horace Green]] (1 ill. by [[Oscar Cesare]]) ...[[Sir Arthur, the Mystic Knight, Reviews his Reviewers]], review by Horace Green (1 ill.) ...

* '''Wiggins''' : [[Teddy Green]] ...: Martin Ambrose, Jack Dabdoub, Gay Edmond, Judie Elkins, Maria Graziano, Horace Guittard, Vera Walton, Peter Johl, Mara Landi, Hal Norman  ...

...Open Letter to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is an article written by [[Horace Green]] published in [[The New York Times]] on 7 may 1922. In his article, Horace Green asks [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] if the so-called spirit phenomenons could rathe ...

|data-sort-value="1889"| 1889-1914 ||data-sort-value="long" | [[Longmans, Green & Co.]] || UK |data-sort-value="1896"| 1896-1897 ||data-sort-value="cox" | [[Horace Cox]] || UK ...

File:lost-special-strand-aout-1898-2.jpg|"Mr. Horace Moore." ...e his ungracious objections, and finally the plan had to be abandoned. Mr. Horace Moore left the station in great distress, after learning that his only cour ...

...Gallops 15,000 Miles in this Continent'' is an article written by [[Horace Green]] published in [[The New-York Times]] on 25 may 1924. ...

...the Mystic Knight, Reviews his Reviewers'' is an article written by Horace Green published in [[The New-York Times]] on 6 may 1923. ...

** [[Richard Lancelyn Green]] * Conan Doyle's Pocket Diary for 1889, by [[Richard Lancelyn Green]] ...

...n—George, who was born in 1876; Horace in 1879; and Maud in 1882. Of these Horace received a government post and was absent at the time when the long persecu ...n by the fact that when, in the course, of my inquiry. I asked Edalji what Green's writing was like, he had to admit that he had never seen it. Consider the ...

* [[Micah Clarke]] (january 1889, [[Longmans, Green & Co.]]) ''novel'' * [[The Green Flag]] (june 1893, [[The Pall Mall Magazine]]) ...

...like the thunder-bolt from an unclouded sky which shook the nerves of old Horace. Possibly my experience differs from that of other men, and I may have been ...minated. At the end of it a heavy velvet curtain was hung, which covered a green baize folding-door. This was swung open, and I found myself, to my astonish ...

...school, of which I am the founder and principal. Huxtable's Sidelights on Horace may possibly recall my name to your memories. The Priory is, without except ...mark on the lawn where his heels had come down. That one dent in the short green grass was the only material witness left of this inexplicable nocturnal fli ...

...s in New York when the Fox family had finally made their way to that city. Horace Greeley, the famous Editor of the New York "Tribune," had the girls to stay ...e was away in the Arctic, and finally married her under the curious Gretna-Green kind of marriage law which seems to have prevailed at the time. Shortly aft ...

...g in the sunshine and extending in one splendid panorama of blue lakes and green rolling hills until it melted into the golden haze which draped the far hor ...ked warm adhesion and fierce opposition from the start. Professor Hare and Horace Greeley were among the educated minority who tested and endorsed its truth. ...

...el written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in december 1896 by [[Horace Cox]]. 9th story of the [[Brigadier Gerard|Gerard saga]]. * ''Uncle Bernac'' (december 1896 & january 1897, [[Horace Cox]] [UK]) 2 vols. ...

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remembrance of dignified officials in grey-green coats and small full-skirted lady with a pale-green fichu, of a jaunty young footman, ...

...whole weald lay in front of us, with the North Downs curving away in olive-green folds, with here and there the snow-white rift of a chalk-pit; if we turned ...and peaky a face that my dear mother would have it that I had been at the green apples, and sent me to bed early with a dish of camomile tea for my supper. ...