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''T. Fisher Unwin Ltd.'' was a British book publishing company. <br />
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In 1920 and 1924, the company published an article and a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]].<br />
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== Conan Doyle published by T. Fisher Unwin ==<br />
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'''1920'''<br />
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* 07.1920 : [[The Argument from Necromancy]] (article in ''Spiritualism: Its Present-Day Meaning'')<br />
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'''1924'''<br />
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* 10.1924 : [[To An Undiscerning Critic]] (poem in ''Some Piquant People'', by Lincoln Springfield)<br />
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== Related Books ==<br />
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'''1919'''<br />
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* 1919 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (All & Sundry)|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] (in ''All & Sundry'', by [[E. T. Raymond]])<br />
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== Covers ==<br />
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="300px"><br />
File:t-fisher-unwin-1920-spiritualism-its-present-day-meaning-dustjacket.jpg|''Spiritualism: Its Present-Day Meaning'' (1920)<br />
File:t-fisher-unwin-1920-all-and-sundry.jpg|''All & Sundry'' (1920)<br />
File:t-fisher-unwin-1924-some-piquant-people.jpg|''Some Piquant People'' (1924)<br />
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* [[Publishers|Back to Publishers]]<br />
* [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:Complete Works|Back to Complete Works]]</div>
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