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''George Bell & Sons'' was a British publishing company based in London (UK) from 1839 to 1986. It was founded by George Bell (1814-1890) as an educational bookseller, with the intention of selling the output of London university presses; but became best known as an independent publisher of classics and children's books.<br />
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Between 1892 and 1917, the company published 6 novels, 3 essays and 58 short stories written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]].<br />
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== Conan Doyle published by George Bell & Sons ==<br />
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'''1892'''<br />
* 04.01.1892 : [[The White Company]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 20)<br />
'''1896'''<br />
* 06.11.1896 : [[Rodney Stone]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 143)<br />
'''1897'''<br />
* 14.05.1897 : [[Uncle Bernac]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 168)<br />
'''1898'''<br />
* 01.02.1898 : [[The Tragedy of the Korosko]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 204)<br />
'''1900'''<br />
* 27.03.1900 : [[The Green Flag and Other Stories of War and Sport]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 313)<br />
* 23.10.1900 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349)<br />
* 03.12.1900 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 2nd ed.<br />
'''1901'''<br />
* 29.04.1901 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 3rd ed.<br />
* 11.06.1901 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 4th ed.<br />
* 26.08.1901 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 5th ed.<br />
* 18.11.1901 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 6th ed.<br />
'''1902'''<br />
* 16.01.1902 : [[The War in South Africa: Its Cause and Conduct]] (6d)<br />
* 02.05.1902 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 7th ed.<br />
* 11.10.1902 : [[The Great Boer War]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 349) 8th ed.<br />
'''1906'''<br />
* 15.11.1906 : [[Sir Nigel]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 692) 3/6, 2/6<br />
'''1907'''<br />
* 20.11.1907 : [[Through the Magic Door]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 768) 3/6<br />
'''1908'''<br />
* 24.09.1908 : [[Round the Fire Stories]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 828) 3/6, 2/6, 1 frontispice by [[André Castaigne]]<br />
'''1911'''<br />
* 26.04.1911 : [[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'' No. 1000) 3/6, 2/6, 1 frontispice by [[N. C. Wyeth]], 1 ill. by [[Harry Rountree]]<br />
'''1915'''<br />
* 03.06.1915 : [[The Valley of Fear]] (''Bell's Indian and Colonial Library'')<br />
'''1917'''<br />
* 22.10.1917 : [[His Last Bow: Some Reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes]]<br />
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== Covers ==<br />
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File:george-bell-1900-the-great-boer-war.jpg|[[The Great Boer War]] (1900)<br />
File:george-bell-1900-the-great-boer-war-spine.jpg|[[The Great Boer War]] (1900) spine<br />
File:george-bell-1900-the-great-boer-war-front.jpg|[[The Great Boer War]] (1900) title page<br />
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