The Yorkshire Post: Difference between revisions
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The Yorkshire Post is a British daily newspaper founded in 1754, as the Leeds Intelligencer. The Leeds Intelligencer was a weekly newspaper until it was given its current name and was published daily in 1866.
In 1917, the newspaper published 1 letter written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in The Yorkshire Post
1917
- 11.12.1917 : The Divorce Law (letter)
Related article
1904
- 27.06.1904 : M.C.C. v. South of Scotland
1922
1927
- 27.04.1927 : Spiritualism Wins. Sir A. Conan Doyle at Cambridge Union (report)
