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''McClure's Magazine'' was an American monthly magazine published between June 1893 and March 1929. The magazine was created by S. S. McClure (1857-1949) and John S. Philips (1861-1949). From 1906, after some disagreements between contributors and editors, the contributors decided to quit and created ''The American Magazine'', which accelerated the McClure's Magazine fall. In 1911, it is sold to creditors and became a ladie's journal. <br />
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Between 1893 and 1902, the magazine published 14 short stories, 2 interviews and 5 articles written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]. 3 short stories for the first time : [[The Slapping Sal]], [[A Foreign Office Romance]], [[The Leather Funnel]].<br />
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== By Conan Doyle in McClure's Magazine ==<br />
[[File:mcclures-1894-08.jpg|thumb|250px|right|McClure's Magazine (august 1894)]]<br />
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'''1893'''<br />
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* 08.1893 : [[The Slapping Sal]] (5 illustrations by [[Alfred Brennan]])<br />
* 12.1893 : [[The Adventure of the Final Problem]] (11 ill. by [[Harry C. Edwards]])<br />
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'''1894'''<br />
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* 03.1894 : [[The Glamour of the Arctic]] (7 ill. & 6 ill. by [[A. Webb]])<br />
* 08.1894 : [[Juvenilia|My First Book]]<br />
* 08.1894 : [[The Doctors of Hoyland]]<br />
* 10.1894 : [[Sweethearts]] (3 ill. by [[Lee Woodward Zeigler]])<br />
* 11.1894 : [[Real Conversations. — V. A Dialogue between Conan Doyle and Robert Barr|A Dialogue between Conan Doyle and Robert Barr]] (10 photos, 2 ill.)<br />
* 11.1894 : [[De Profundis]] (2 ill. by [[H. Latimer Brown]])<br />
* 12.1894 : [[A Foreign Office Romance]] 2 ill. by [[Harry C. Edwards]]<br />
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'''1895'''<br />
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* 01.1895 : [[The Green Flag]] (4 ill. by [[Harry C. Edwards]])<br />
* 03.1895 : [[The Lord of Château Noir|The Lord of Chateau Noir]] (2 ill. by [[W. A. C. Dade]])<br />
* 03.1895 : [[An Alpine Pass on "Ski"|An Alpine Pass on Ski]] (8 photos)<br />
* 04.1895 : [[The Recollections of Captain Wilkie]]<br />
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'''1897'''<br />
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* 03.1897 : [[Life on a Greenland Whaler]] (8 photos)<br />
* 05.1897 : [[The Governor of St. Kitt's]] (6 ill. by [[Thomas Fogarty]])<br />
* 07.1897 : [[The Two Barques|The Two Barks]]<br />
* 08.1897 : [[The Voyage of Copley Banks]] (5 ill. by [[E. L. Hinton]])<br />
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'''1900'''<br />
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* 05.1900 : [[The Début of Bimbashi Joyce]] (2 ill. by [[Harry C. Edwards]])<br />
* 10.1900 : [[Some Military Lessons of the War|Some Lessons of the War]]<br />
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'''1902'''<br />
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* 11.1902 : [[The Leather Funnel]] (5 ill. by [[André Castaigne]])<br />
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== Other related articles ==<br />
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'''1893'''<br />
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* 11.1893 : [[Human Documents. Biographical Notes]] (5 photos)<br />
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'''1902'''<br />
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* 03.1902 : [[Conan Doyle's Work of Love]] (by [[Julian Ralph]])<br />
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== Covers ==<br />
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File:mcclures-1894-08.jpg|[[Juvenilia|My First Book]] & [[The Doctors of Hoyland]] (august 1894)<br />
File:mcclures-1894-10.jpg|[[Sweethearts]] (october 1894)<br />
File:mcclures-1894-11.jpg|[[Real Conversations. — V. A Dialogue between Conan Doyle and Robert Barr|A Dialogue between Conan Doyle and Robert Barr]] (november 1894)<br />
File:mcclures-1895-03.jpg|[[The Lord of Château Noir|The Lord of Chateau Noir]] (march 1895)<br />
File:mcclures-1897-07.jpg|[[The Two Barques|The Two Barks]] (july 1897)<br />
File:mcclures-1902-11.jpg|[[The Leather Funnel]] (november 1902)<br />
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