The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)

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The Daily Telegraph is an Australian (Sydney) daily newspaper founded in 1879.

In 1920, the newspaper published 3 letters and 1 article written by Arthur Conan Doyle.

By Conan Doyle in The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)

1920

16.11.1920 : The Character of D. D. Home (letter)
17.11.1920 : Literature. Present and Past. Some Reminiscences (article)
20.11.1920 : Spiritualism (letter)
27.11.1920 : Spiritism (letter)

Related articles

1920

16.11.1920 : Life After Death. Sir Conan Doyle's Lecture
18.11.1920 : Spiritualism. Its Religious Side

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