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* 21.03.1920 : [[Some Answers of Objections]] (letter) ...

...d Frogs and Historical Pictures'' is the 5th episode of the series [[Three of Them]] written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in [[The Strand Ma * in ''[[Three of Them]]'' (24 january 1919, [[George H. Doran Co.]] [US]) ...

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''Round the Fire. I. - The Story of the Beetle Hunter'' is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] firs ...plies. The mission is to accompany Lord Linchmere for a night in the house of Sir Thomas Rossiter, a wellknown entomologist... ...

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[[File:2020-03-12-promo-podcast-doings-of-doyle-lost-special-man-with-watches.png|261px|right|link=https://doingsofdo ''Round the Fire. III. - The Story of the Lost Special'' is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first ...

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...n Doyle]] wrote to relatives or published in the press. He wrote thousands of letters during his life... The following list is not exhaustive. * [[Notes on a Case of Leucocythaemia]] (25 march 1882) ...

...as politics, spiritualism, war, crimes, etc. This is the full bibliography of his published writings. See also [[Sir_Arthur_Conan_Doyle#His_Handwriting|h * ''[[The Story of a Bengal Tiger]]'' (unpublished) ...

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...Thurston's book "Modern Spiritualism" (Sheed and Ward, 1929). An opponent of spiritualism. ...Church, for I believe that my letter in "The Times" before the Coronation of the present King was the first public suggestion that the Coronation Oath s ...

...of articles written by [[George Edalji]] himself, serialized in 18 issues of the [[Pearson's Weekly]] between 7 february and 6 june 1907. In the first issue the title was "My Own Story: The Narrative of Eighteen Years' Persecution". ...

''The Edge of the Unknown'' is a collection of essays and articles written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] between 1919 and 1930 |[[Houdini the Enigma|The Riddle of Houdini]] ...

...sted over for many centuries. It is now running free once more for all men of all creeds to drink.'' » ...Sunday News]]'' (3 september - 17 december 1922 [UK]) as ''The Adventures of a Spiritualist in America'' ...

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''The Sign of Four'' (SIGN) is a Sherlock Holmes novel written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] ...e 1890 issues of [[The Bristol Observer]] appeared the first illustrations of Sherlock Holmes wearing a deerstalker, before the wellknown [[Sidney Paget] ...

...Grey Dress|The Grey Dress]] was first published in [[The Flag]] (The Book of the Union Jack Club, edited by Major H. F. Tripel) in may 1908 and [[#(adde * in ''[[The Crowborough Edition of the Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]'' vol. 6 (1930, [[Doubleday & McClure Co.|Doubleda ...

...onan Doyle]] first published in december 1896 by [[Horace Cox]]. 9th story of the [[Brigadier Gerard|Gerard saga]]. * in ''[[The Crowborough Edition of the Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]'' vol. 5 (1930, [[Doubleday & McClure Co.|Doubleda ...

Arthur Conan Doyle tells his second tour of America and Canada (one year after the [[Our American Adventure|first one]] ...ton-02.jpg|Spiritualists honouring W. T. Stead's memory on the anniversary of the "Titanic" disaster. ...

...aspect, Sir Arthur's seventy-odd books should manage to survive the drone of Mr. Pearson's wearisomely condescending criticisms.'' » - [[Adrian Conan Do ...saga over all other detective fiction. And although you are quite capable of disputing it, I think ou agree with me that the Brigadier Gerard stories ar ...