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[[File:the-amalgamated-press-1907-08-17-the-stark-munro-letters-frontispiece.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Frontispiece by [[Edmund J. Sull [[File:manuscript-the-stark-munro-letters-page-and-notes.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Fragment and notes of the manu ...

* ''Beyond the City'' (1896, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Seaside Library No. 2092'' [US]) * ''Beyond the City'' (1898, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Favorite Series of Popular Novels No. 82'' [US]) ...

...& Co.]] ''Warwick House Library No. 1'' [UK/US/AU]) 42 illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] ...ock, Bowden & Co.]] ''Colonial Library'' [UK/US/AU]) 42 illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] ...

...a doctor. The bitter struggle of these years is reflected in "[[The Stark Munro Letters]]." His heart was in literary work, but the discouragements which h ...ed-Headed League]]," he quoted from Gustave Flaubert's correspondence with George Sand, and in "[[A Case of Identity]]" he makes use of a quotation from the ...

* in ''[[The British Campaign in France and Flanders]]'' (1916, [[George H. Doran Co.]] [US]) ...âteau of Hooge, and both General Lomax, of the First Division, and General Munro, of the Second, were put out of action, the first being wounded and the sec ...

* ''Western Wanderings'' (january-april 1915, [[George H. Doran Co.]] [US]) We have spent a day at Fort William Henry, at the southern end of Lake George. The lake is not unlike Windermere in size and shape. If one could imagine ...

* in ''[[The Pall Mall Budget]]'' (30 august - 8 nov. 1888 [UK]) 17 ill. by [[George Hutchinson]], 3 by [[T. E. M.]], 1 by [[Charles Altamont Doyle]] * in ''[[The Pall Mall Gazette]]'' (10-29 september 1888 [UK]) 16 ill. by [[George Hutchinson]], 1 by [[T. E. M.]], 1 by [[Charles Altamont Doyle]] ...

George Children who is the present possessor." my Psychic Bookshop a gentleman, Mr. Munro, who had had a similar ...

* ''The Firm of Girdlestone'' (1896, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Seaside Library'' [US]) * ''The Firm of Girdlestone'' (1898, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Royal series No. 87'' [US]) ...

The student's name was George Budd. He belonged to Doyle for Budd in The Stark Munro Letters and retained by him in the story of his own life. "No," reports ...

* ''The White Company'' (january 1892, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library No. 20'' [UK]) * ''The White Company'' (26 march 1892, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Indian and Colonial Library No. 20'' [UK]) ...

...eat Stories of Real Life]]'' (14 march 1924 [UK]) as ''The Strange Case of George Edalji'' ** in ''[[Western Wanderings]]'' (january-april 1915, [[George H. Doran Co.]] [US]) ...

...94, [[Harper & Brothers Publishers]] ''Library edition'' [US]) 8 ill. by [[George W. Bardwell]] * ''Micah Clarke'' (1896, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Seaside Library No. 2109'' [US]) ...

* ''The Land of Mist'' (may 1926, [[George H. Doran Co.]] [US]) File:George-doran-1926-the-land-of-mist-dustjacket.jpg|[[George H. Doran Co.]] ''dustjacket'' (1926) ...

...y Boz", which is no bad thing. The Narrative is a precursor of [[The Stark Munro Letters]] and [[A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus|A Duet]], rather than [[T ...example haphazard from these two text books. Ah, Miss Mortimer,' exclaimed George Stephen, raising his Tam o'Shanter cap. 'Your eyes are the sun and your smi ...

...a dream of beauty. The boys went off in the morning to visit a friend, Mr. George Clarke, who had a fruit (orange) and dairy farm about 30 miles out. There t "At 4.30 to-day I sat with Mrs. Roberts Johnson and Hector Munro and some friends were present. We had a capital sitting, and I asked Joe Gr ...