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Arthur Conan Doyle
This collection includes books by and about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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His last bow: a reminiscence of Sherlock Holmes
George H. Doran Company
1917
The penultimate collection of short stories. Green and Gibson A40c.
Spiritualism: some straight questions and direct answers
Rupert Books
1998
A facsimile of a leaflet which was circulated at Doyle's spiritualist lectures. Limited edition of 400.
An appreciation of Sir John French
Rupert Books
1999
Facsimile of 1916 Conan Doyle propaganda pamphlet published during the First World War. Limited edition of 400.
Beyond the canon: four apocryphal stories
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
2000
Four short stories which do not feature in the accepted canon.
Die gespikkelde band
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1997
The adventure of the Speckled Band translated into Afrikaans.
Hetay adventureyay ofyay hetay Usgravemay Itualray
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1997
The adventure of the Musgrave Ritual translated into Unwinese. Gift inscription from the publisher on front cover. Number 962 of a limited edition of 1000.
La médecine est un roman: allocution d'ouverture au St. Mary's Hospital
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1991
A translation of an article by Doyle that first appeared in the Lancet in 1910.
Lebanta le matheba
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1997
The adventure of the Speckled Band translated into Sotho.
Spiritualism and rationalism, with a drastic examination of Mr Joseph McCabe
Rupert Books
1998
A facsimile of a pamphlet by Doyle containing his defence of spiritualism written in reply to Joseph McCabe. Limited edition of 400.
The early Christian church and modern spiritualism.
Rupert Books
1998
A facsimile of a 1925 Doyle pamphlet which discusses the prevalence of spiritual manifestations in the early Christian church. Limited edition of 400.
The new revelation
Rupert Books
1997
A facsimile of a pamphlet containing a lecture delivered by Doyle in 1917. Limited edition of 400.
The story of British prisoners
Rupert Books
1999
A facsimile of a pamphlet by Arthur Conan Doyle in which he undertakes to prove German atrocities committed against prisoners of war. Limited edition of 400.
Maajabu ya utepe wen ye madoadoa
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1993
The adventure of the Speckled Band translated into Kiswahili.
Waterloo: a drama in one act
Samuel French, Ltd.
1920s
Doyle's one-act play, made famous by Henry Irving. Green and Gibson A32.
The narrative of John Smith
British Library
2011
Doyle's first, though unfinished, novel written when he was 23 and trying to establish himself as a doctor in Portsmouth.
The quest for Sherlock Holmes: a biographical study of Arthur Conan Doyle
Mainstream Publishing
1983
An analysis of how Conan Doyle's boyhood experiences shaped his literary attitudes and writing.
The night is large: collected essays 1938-1995
St. Martin's Press
1996
A collection of essays by one of the great polymaths which includes 'The irrelevance of Conan Doyle' and several other references.
The man who was Sherlock Holmes
John Murray
1964
An assessment of those elements of Doyle's character which justify the closest personal association of him with Holmes.
Books on the shelf
Philip Allan
1934
A causerie by a bookman and collector with references to Doyle in 'The delights of crime'.
Oscar Slater: the great suspect
Carroll & Nicholson
1951
An account of the murder of Miss Marion Gilchrist and the trial of Oscar Slater and his later reprieve.
Brave deeds by brave men
Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd.
1925
In which Doyle emphasises the importance of courage 'as the root of all human excellence'. Green and Gibson C47 ; red linen cariant.
