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This letter was written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] between 1923 and 1930, from 15 Buckingham Palace Mansions, S.W.1 (London), to Albert Kinross, a British journalist, magazine editor and writer. 


== Letter ==

Dear Kinross

I am sending a copy of the book to the Author's Club library. Please have a look at the passage — it is about Chap. III I think, and tell me frankly if you think that there is anything offensive. If it had been said of me it would have amused me.

I wrote however to this lady's friend Mr. Nicholson (I think that's the man) and to Hamlin Garland saying I was sorry if I had unwittingly offended anyone.

Of course I could not dream of giving the name of my quite innocent informant.

: Yours sincerely

:: A. Conan Doyle

Feb. 20.








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