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	== Books about Crime ~~ad Justice~~ ==		== Books about Conan Doyle and Crime ==

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	== ~~Books~~ about Crime by Conan Doyle himself ==		== Works about Crime by Conan Doyle himself ==

	* [[The Case of Mr. George Edalji]] (1907) ''~~articles~~''		'''Articles'''
			* [[The Bravoes of Market-Drayton]] (1889)
			* [[The Holocaust of Manor Place]] (1901)
			* [[The Love Affair of George Vincent Parker]] (1901)
			* [[The Debatable Case of Mrs. Emsley]] (1901)
			* [[The Case of Mr. George Edalji]] (1907)

			'''Book'''
	* [[The Case of Oscar Slater]] (1912) ''book''		* [[The Case of Oscar Slater]] (1912) ''book''

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	== ~~Book List~~ ==		== Books about Crime ad Justice ==

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			== Books about Crime by Conan Doyle himself ==

			* [[The Case of Mr. George Edalji]] (1907) ''articles''
			* [[The Case of Oscar Slater]] (1912) ''book''

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	'''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'''<br>		'''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'''<br>
	''By Peter Hunt''<br>		''By Peter Hunt''<br>
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	''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'' is an earlier study of the Oscar Slater case, a criminal affair closely linked with Conan Doyle's public campaign against wrongful conviction. Although not solely about Conan Doyle, it belongs in this section because the Slater case is central to his real-life justice work.<br>		''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'' is an earlier study of the Oscar Slater case, a criminal affair closely linked with Conan Doyle's public campaign against wrongful conviction. Although not solely about Conan Doyle, it belongs in this section because the Slater case is central to his real-life justice work.<br>
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	'''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club: The Creator of Sherlock Holmes and His Criminological Friends'''<br>		'''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club: The Creator of Sherlock Holmes and His Criminological Friends'''<br>
	''By Stephen Wade''<br>		''By Stephen Wade''<br>
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	''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club'' is a biographical and historical study of Conan Doyle's involvement with the Crimes Club, an Edwardian circle of writers, lawyers, academics, criminologists, and gentlemen sleuths fascinated by crime and the criminal mind. Stephen Wade explores the club's members, their investigations, legal interests, journalism, and discussions of famous cases, placing Conan Doyle within a wider network of crime experts and literary friends.<br>		''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club'' is a biographical and historical study of Conan Doyle's involvement with the Crimes Club, an Edwardian circle of writers, lawyers, academics, criminologists, and gentlemen sleuths fascinated by crime and the criminal mind. Stephen Wade explores the club's members, their investigations, legal interests, journalism, and discussions of famous cases, placing Conan Doyle within a wider network of crime experts and literary friends.<br>
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	'''The Casebook of Sherlock Doyle: True Mysteries Investigated by Conan Doyle'''<br>		'''The Casebook of Sherlock Doyle: True Mysteries Investigated by Conan Doyle'''<br>
	''By Harry Stone''<br>		''By Harry Stone''<br>
	''~~Ian Henry Publications~~''<br>		''Players Press''<br>
	''1991''<br>		''1991''<br>
	''160 pages''<br>		''160 pages''<br>

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	== ~~Crime and Justice~~ ==		== Book List ==


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''Crime and Justice Biographical Books'' lists books about [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s involvement in real criminal cases, legal campaigns, criminology, wrongful convictions, and true crime. These works examine [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Conan Doyle]] not as a fictional writer, but as a public figure who investigated cases, defended the wrongly accused, commented on crime, and moved within circles interested in law, detection, and criminal justice.

The books are listed in reverse chronological order.

== Crime and Justice ==

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'''The Mystery of the Parsee Lawyer: Arthur Conan Doyle, George Edalji and the Case of the Foreigner in the English Village'''<br>
''By Shrabani Basu''<br>
''Bloomsbury''<br>
''2021''<br>
''320 pages''<br>
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''The Mystery of the Parsee Lawyer'' tells the story of George Edalji, a young Anglo-Indian solicitor wrongly convicted after a series of animal mutilations and threatening letters in Great Wyrley. Shrabani Basu examines the racial prejudice surrounding the case and Conan Doyle's intervention as a campaigner for justice, showing how the creator of Sherlock Holmes applied his detective instincts to a real miscarriage of justice.<br>
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'''The Strange Case of Dr. Doyle: A Journey into Madness & Mayhem'''<br>
''By Daniel Friedman and Eugene Friedman''<br>
''Square One''<br>
''2015''<br>
''352 pages''<br>
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''The Strange Case of Dr. Doyle'' follows Conan Doyle into the world of real crime through a recreation of a Jack the Ripper walking tour connected with "Our Society," a club of crime enthusiasts and experts. The book uses Conan Doyle's fascination with detection, violence, evidence, and criminal psychology to explore the darker real-world background behind Victorian and Edwardian crime culture.<br>
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'''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club: The Creator of Sherlock Holmes and His Criminological Friends'''<br>
''By Stephen Wade''<br>
''Fonthill Media''<br>
''2012''<br>
''256 pages''<br>
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''Conan Doyle and the Crimes Club'' is a biographical and historical study of Conan Doyle's involvement with the Crimes Club, an Edwardian circle of writers, lawyers, academics, criminologists, and gentlemen sleuths fascinated by crime and the criminal mind. Stephen Wade explores the club's members, their investigations, legal interests, journalism, and discussions of famous cases, placing Conan Doyle within a wider network of crime experts and literary friends.<br>
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'''Oscar Slater: The "Immortal" Case of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'''<br>
''By Thomas Toughill''<br>
''The History Press''<br>
''2007''<br>
''272 pages''<br>
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''Oscar Slater'' studies one of the most famous criminal cases associated with Conan Doyle's public campaigns. Thomas Toughill examines the conviction of Oscar Slater, the doubts surrounding the evidence, and Conan Doyle's role in drawing attention to what he believed was a grave miscarriage of justice.<br>
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'''Conan Doyle and the Parson's Son: The George Edalji Case'''<br>
''By Gordon Weaver''<br>
''Vanguard Press''<br>
''2006''<br>
''380 pages''<br>
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''Conan Doyle and the Parson's Son'' is a study of the George Edalji case, one of Conan Doyle's most important interventions in a real criminal matter. The book examines the background of the case, Edalji's conviction, the prejudice and legal failures surrounding it, and Conan Doyle's campaign to clear his name.<br>
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'''The True Crime Files of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'''<br>
''Edited by Stephen Hines''<br>
''Berkley Trade''<br>
''2003''<br>
''304 pages''<br>
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''The True Crime Files of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' gathers material connected with Conan Doyle's real-life interest in crime, detection, and justice. The volume presents Conan Doyle not only as the creator of Sherlock Holmes, but also as a public commentator and investigator of actual criminal cases.<br>
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'''Oscar Slater: The Mystery Solved'''<br>
''By Thomas Toughill''<br>
''Canongate Books''<br>
''1994''<br>
''242 pages''<br>
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''Oscar Slater: The Mystery Solved'' re-examines the Oscar Slater case, a notorious Scottish murder conviction that became one of Conan Doyle's most significant justice campaigns. The book belongs here because of its connection with Conan Doyle's efforts to challenge wrongful conviction and expose weaknesses in the legal process.<br>
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'''The Casebook of Sherlock Doyle: True Mysteries Investigated by Conan Doyle'''<br>
''By Harry Stone''<br>
''Ian Henry Publications''<br>
''1991''<br>
''160 pages''<br>
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''The Casebook of Sherlock Doyle'' presents real mysteries and criminal cases associated with Conan Doyle. The book focuses on the author's role as an investigator, public advocate, and commentator on true crime, showing how the creator of Sherlock Holmes became involved in real cases of mystery and injustice.<br>
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'''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'''<br>
''By Peter Hunt''<br>
''Carroll & Nicholson''<br>
''1951''<br>
''248 pages''<br>
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''Oscar Slater: The Great Suspect'' is an earlier study of the Oscar Slater case, a criminal affair closely linked with Conan Doyle's public campaign against wrongful conviction. Although not solely about Conan Doyle, it belongs in this section because the Slater case is central to his real-life justice work.<br>
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'''Trial of Oscar Slater'''<br>
''Edited by William Roughead''<br>
''William Hodge & Co.''<br>
''1950''<br>
''338 pages''<br>
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''Trial of Oscar Slater'' is a legal and documentary account of the Oscar Slater trial. The case later became one of Conan Doyle's best-known public interventions in criminal justice, and the book is useful for understanding the legal background of the affair that drew Conan Doyle into the campaign.<br>
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