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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''Mr. Conan Doyle and America'' is a letter written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] published in [[The Daily Chronicle]] on 1 january 1895.<br />
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== Mr. Conan Doyle and America ==<br />
[[File:The-daily-chronicle-london-1895-01-01-p3-mr-conan-doyle-and-america.jpg|250px|thumb|right|[[The Daily Chronicle]] (1 january 1895, p. 3)]]<br />
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The Editor of the Daily Chroncile.<br />
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Sir, — I observe some impressions of America attributed to me in The Daily Chronicle which are quite unauthorised and largely incorrect. I formed no such sweeping opinion as to the institutions of the two countries, and I saw many points in which I thought that we had much to learn. As to the better feeling between England and America I was convinced that it was on the increase, and I believe one of the chief obstacles which it has to encounter is the irritating criticisms made by travellers, who generalise upon a short experience, and who fail to allow for the fact that conditions which are dissimilar to our own must evolve different types and different methods. — Yours faithfully.<br />
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::: A. CONAN DOYLE.<br />
: Davos Platz, Dec. 27.<br />
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