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	[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.		[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.

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	[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.		[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.

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	== Article ==		== Article ==
	[[File:the-tatler-1911-06-21-supp-pxiv-sacd-the-last-galley.jpg\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (21 june 1911, supplement, p. xiv)]]		[[File:the-tatler-1911-06-21-supp-pxiv-sacd-the-last-galley.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (21 june 1911, supplement, p. xiv)]]

	[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.		[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales\|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)\|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving\|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.

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''Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 21 june 1911.

== Article ==
[[File:the-tatler-1911-06-21-supp-pxiv-sacd-the-last-galley.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Tatler]] (21 june 1911, supplement, p. xiv)]]

[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], whose latest book, "[[The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales|The Last Galley]]," is proving a great success, comes of a clever stock of writers and wielders of the pen and the brush. His father was an artist and his uncle was [[Richard Doyle]] — known familiarly as Dicky Doyle — who was a well- known contributor to [[Punch (London)|Punch]]," while his grandfather was the famous caricaturist who hid his identity under the initials, "H. B." [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur]] started life as a doctor, taking his M.D. at Edinburgh, but very soon took literature as his real profession, getting his first story, "The Mystery of the Sassassa Valley," published in [[Chambers's Journal]] "in 1878. It was not till nine years later, however, that [[Sherlock Holmes]] was introduced to the public in "[[A Study in Scarlet]]." "[[Micah Clarke]]" followed, and was a greater success, and then came the famous "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" detective stories that at last made him famous all the world over. His incursions into drama have been fortunate also. His stirring little play, [[A Story of Waterloo]], was produced by [[Henry Irving|Sir Henry Irving]] and became one of his favourite pieces.

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