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''Conan Doyle's Proof'' is an article written by Arthur Conan Doyle published in [[The New-York T == Conan Doyle's Proof == ...

''Spiritualism. Its Religious Side'' is an article of a journalist of [[The Sydney Morning Herald]] (Australia) published on 18 november 1920. '''SIR CONAN DOYLE'S VIEWS.''' ...

...ut I do not think that I have ever been so painfully impressed as by those of Munnings. ...m to self-respect, seems to me to represent the very lowest possible stage of self-abasement. ...

'''An Appreciation of the Author of "Sir Nigel," the Great Romance Which Begins Next Sunday''' ''"When the Most Successful Novelist Writes His Masterpiece the Eyes of the World Who Read Are Upon Him"'' ...

...us experiments, culminating with a group called the Brotherhood of the New Life in Santa Rosa, California. ...y had a breath of the divine afflatus — whether his philosophy was a cloud of words or whether he had an authentic message. ...

...hey have been the means of bringing into the ranks of Spiritualism numbers of those who allow themselves to be led by minds greater and more powerful tha ...leheartedly and unflinchingly thrown his life and soul into the conversion of unbelievers. Sir Arthur believes. In his great mind there is no doubt. ...

* in ''[[Mysteries and Adventures|The Gully of Bluemansdyke and Other Stories]]'' (4 june 1892, [[Walter Scott Ltd.]] [UK] * ''The Silver Hatchet'' (1894-1896, [[George Munro's Sons]] ''Library of Popular Novels No. 189'' [US]) ...

''Round the Fire. V. - The Story of the Black Doctor'' is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first * in ''[[Tales of Terror and Mystery]]'' (12 july 1922, [[John Murray]] [UK]) ...

...]] first published in [[The Strand Magazine]] in september 1895. 7th story of the [[Brigadier Gerard|Gerard saga]]. * in ''[[The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard]]'' (1896) ...

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[[File:watts-1920-04-a-public-debate-on-the-truth-of-spiritualism.jpg|thumb|230px|right|[[Watts & Co.]] (1920)]] ...k published by [[Watts & Co.]] in april 1920 including the verbatim report of the debate between [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] (representing spiritualism) a ...

...yle]] first published in [[The Strand Magazine]] in august 1895. 6th story of the [[Brigadier Gerard|Gerard saga]]. * in ''[[The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard]]'' (1896) ...

[[File:brazilian-cat-strand-dec-1898-1.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Story of the Brazilian Cat, illustration by [[Sidney Paget]]]] ''Round the Fire. VII. - The Story of the Brazilian Cat'' is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] firs ...

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''Before My Bookcase'' is a series of 6 articles written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in [[Great Tho * in ''[[The Indianapolis News]]'' (16 june 1894 [US]) as ''A Talk about Books'', 2 ill. by [[F. C. Drake]] ...

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...as politics, spiritualism, war, crimes, etc. This is the full bibliography of his published writings. See also [[Sir_Arthur_Conan_Doyle#His_Handwriting|h * ''[[The Story of a Bengal Tiger]]'' (unpublished) ...

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...ualism?'', and sub-titled: ''Can we, or can we not, speak with our beloved dead? Sir Arthur Conan Doyle answers YES''. ...s]]'' (26 november 1916 [US]) as ''Conan Doyle Thinks We Can Talk with the Dead'' ...

...irits are relatives (brother, mother, editor, etc), and in the second part with various spirits including one called Pheneas who brought important revelati ...fe would lose something very precious and essential if the bright presence of Pheneas were withdrawn. This, however, is a calamity which, we are assured, ...