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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''The Stonyhurst Figaro'' is a 2 penny themebook co-founded by Arthur (Conan) <ref>He didn't yet attached Conan at this time.</ref> [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Doyle]] and Arthur Roskell in november 1873 when they were students at the Stonyhurst College, Lancashire, UK. <br />
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There is no record of this magazine so it is unclear if it was really printed or just hand-written. <br />
Conan Doyle gave the summary of volume 1 in an october 1873 letter to his mother:<br />
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== The Stonyhurst Figaro (november 1873) ==<br />
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* The Figaro's Prospects (poem by Arthur Roskell)<br />
* [[Some Wicked Jokes]] (article by [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur Doyle]])<br />
* The Students Dream (poem by Arthur Roskell)<br />
* [[The Abbot]] (poem by [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur Doyle]])<br />
* Music of the Day and Music of the Past (essay by Arthur Roskell)<br />
* Bluestocking Court (essay by Arthur Roskell)<br />
* [[After the Battle]] (poem by [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur C. Doyle]]) <ref >For this one he added the C.</ref><br />
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It could be supposed that at least one Roskell text (The Students Dream) may have been inspired or even written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] as he wrote [[A Students Dream]] in 1870 in a letter to his mother speaking of this poem for a "large theme book". <br />
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