Conan Doyle's Debt - Revision history

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	''Conan Doyle's Debt'' is an article published in [[Daily Record ~~and~~ Mail]] on 22 may 1926.		''Conan Doyle's Debt'' is an article published in [[Daily Record & Mail]] on 22 may 1926.


	== Article ==		== Article ==
	[[File:daily-record-and-mail-1926-05-22-p9-conan-doyle-s-debt.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[Daily Record ~~and~~ Mail]] (22 may 1926, p. 9)]]		[[File:daily-record-and-mail-1926-05-22-p9-conan-doyle-s-debt.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[Daily Record & Mail]] (22 may 1926, p. 9)]]

	It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the		It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the

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	It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the		It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the
	cleverest detective in fiction. This was [[Joseph Bell\|Dr. James Bell]], under whom the novelist-to-be studied medicine at Edinburgh. [[Joseph Bell\|Bell]] was a great exponent of the art of observation. "You are a soldier, and and have served in Bermuda as a non-commissioned officer," he once observed to a patient, who admitted the correctness of the statement.		cleverest detective in fiction. This was [[Joseph Bell\|Dr. James Bell]], under whom the novelist-to-be studied medicine at Edinburgh. [[Joseph Bell\|Bell]] was a great exponent of the art of observation. "You are a soldier, and and have served in Bermuda as a non-commissioned officer," he once observed to a patient, who admitted the correctness of the statement.

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	It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the		It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the
	cleverest detective in fiction. This was [[Joseph Bell\|Dr. James Bell]], under whom the novelist-to-be studied medicine at Edinburgh. [[Joseph Bell\|Bell]] was a great exponent of the art of observation. "You are a soldier, and and have served in Bermuda as a non-commissioned officer," he once observed to a patient, who admitted the correctness of the statement.		cleverest detective in fiction. This was [[Joseph Bell\|Dr. James Bell]], under whom the novelist-to-be studied medicine at Edinburgh. [[Joseph Bell\|Bell]] was a great exponent of the art of observation. "You are a soldier, and and have served in Bermuda as a non-commissioned officer," he once observed to a patient, who admitted the correctness of the statement.

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''Conan Doyle's Debt'' is an article published in [[Daily Record and Mail]] on 22 may 1926.

== Article ==
[[File:daily-record-and-mail-1926-05-22-p9-conan-doyle-s-debt.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Daily Record and Mail]] (22 may 1926, p. 9)]]

It was a Scottish Professor who gave [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose sixty-seventh birthday this is, the idea of the
cleverest detective in fiction. This was [[Joseph Bell|Dr. James Bell]], under whom the novelist-to-be studied medicine at Edinburgh. [[Joseph Bell|Bell]] was a great exponent of the art of observation. "You are a soldier, and and have served in Bermuda as a non-commissioned officer," he once observed to a patient, who admitted the correctness of the statement.

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