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...by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in [[The Strand Magazine]] (UK) and in [[Hearst's]] (US) both in february & march 1922. '''This is the 50th She ...tensity, and he had raised his great knotted fist. Holmes smiled languidly and reached his hand out for his pipe.'' ...

...hur Conan Doyle]] first published in [[Collier's]] on 30 january 1904 (US) and in [[The Strand Magazine]] in february 1904 (UK). '''This is the 32th Sherl ...les Times]]'' (12 march 1905 [US]) as ''The Adventure of the Priory School and Its Outcome'' (1 map) ...

...manuscript image). But he changed the names at the end by Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson. * ''[[The Sign of Four]] and A Study in Scarlet'' (1891-1893, [[Lovell, Coryell & Co.]] ''Belmore series ...

...le]] first published in the ''[[Toronto Globe]]'' between the 1st october and the 5 november 1892. ...Shadow and Beyond the City'' (august 1893, [[J. W. Arrowsmith]]'s ''Three and Sixpenny series'' [UK]) 9 ill. by [[James Greig]] ...

...first published serialized in [[Cassell's Magazine]] between december 1906 and november 1907. ...d in the Associated Press ([[The Philadelphia Inquirer]], etc) from 20 may and 15 july 1894. ...

* ''Rodney Stone'' (6 november 1896, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Indian and Colonial Library No. 143'' [UK]) 8 ill. by [[Sidney Paget]] * ''Rodney Stone'' (26 march 1901, [[Smith, Elder & Co.]] ''New and cheaper edition'' [UK]) ...

* ''Uncle Bernac'' (14 may 1897, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library No. 168'' [UK]) * in ''The Great Shadow and Uncle Bernac'' (1903, [[D. Appleton & Co.]] ''Author's Edition'' [US]) fron ...

The story take place at the beginning of the 100-years war, between 1350 and 1356. Nigel Loring who already appear in [[The White Company]] is still the * ''Sir Nigel'' (15 november 1906, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library No. 692'' [UK]) ...

...School Magazine]]'' (july 1895, [[Longmans, Green & Co.]] [UK]) as ''Eyes and Ears'', 1 ill. by [[G. C. Hindley]] ...3-03-the-refugees-p571-illu.jpg|"A woman had darted through the open door, and had caught the upraised wrist." ...

...ry was never published. However, he has re-written the story (between 1884 and 1893). The British Library purchased that manuscript at the auction of the ...become important elements in the chronicles of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Nigel and Professor Challenger.'' — Roger Johnson, SHSL. ...

...r|Professor George E. Challenger]], Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E. D. Malone of the "Daily Gazette."'') is a novel written by [[Arthur ...april-november 1912 [UK]) 46 illustrations by [[Harry Rountree]], 4 photos and 2 maps of Maple White ...

The final edition had 10 chapters added (chapter 29 to 39 below), and the original final chapter 30 "[[Some Military Lessons of the War]]" was re * ''The Great Boer War'' (23 october 1900, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Indian and Colonial Library No. 349'' 1st imp. [UK]) ...

* ''The White Company'' (january 1892, [[George Bell & Sons]] ''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library No. 20'' [UK]) ...ebruary 1892, [[E. A. Petherick & Co.]] ''Collection of English, American, and Colonial Authors No. 101 or 161?'' [AU]) ...

...the practice that Mr. Isaac Foot has aptly termed—" Belittling famous men and disparaging the fathers that begat us." As for the literary aspect, Sir Art ...le-life-and-art-1943-methuen.jpg|thumb|250px|right|''Conan Doyle: His Life and Art'' ([[Methuen & Co.]], 1943)]] ...

* ''Micah Clarke'' (25 february 1889, [[Longmans, Green & Co.]] 1st and 2nd ed. [UK]) ...uary 1890, [[Longmans, Green & Co.]] ''Silver Library'' [UK]) frontispiece and title page by [[Henry M. Paget]] ...

...he Firm of Girdlestone'' (1894-1896, [[William L. Allison Co.]] ''Standard and New Standard Library'' [US]) ...dlestone.jpg|[[F. M. Lupton|The Federal Book Company]] (1902)<br />''Title and spine worn out'' ...