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[[File:What-i-think-1927-newnes.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[What I Think]] ([[George Newnes Ltd.]], march 1927)]]

''The Greatest Hymns'' is an article written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle first published in [[John O'London's Weekly]] supplement on 5 december 1925, and collected by [[George Newnes Ltd.]] in march 1927 in the book: [[What I Think]] (p. 156). In the same book, Conan Doyle also wrote [[How I Write My Books]] (p. 39-42) and [[The Book I Most Enjoyed Writing]] (p. 80-81). 


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== Editions ==

* in ''[[John O'London's Weekly]]'' supplement (5 december 1925 [UK])
* in ''[[What I Think]]'' (march 1927, [[George Newnes Ltd.]] [UK])


== The Greatest Hymns ==

SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

I think "Lead, kindly Light," is a beautiful hymn. Also several of the hymns sung in Spiritualistic services especially "Oh Death, where if thy sing?" and "God keep you safely till we meet once more."


                   



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