Harper & Brothers Publishers
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
Harper & Brothers Publishers was an American publishing book company based in New York.
Between 1889 and 1929, the company published 6 novels, 24 short stories and 1 article written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
Conan Doyle published by Harper & Brothers
1889
- 15.06.1889 : Micah Clarke (Harper's Franklin Square Library No. 648)
1892
- 15.10.1892 : Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (16 illustrations by Sidney Paget)
- 15.11.1892 : The Great Shadow
1893
- 28.06.1893 : The Refugees (28 ill. by T. de Thulstrup)
1894
- 02.02.1892 : Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (27 ill. by Sidney Paget and 22 by W. H. Hyde)
- ---.09.1892 : Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (24 ill.)
1894
- ---.09.1894 : Micah Clarke (Library edition, 8 ill. by George Willis Bardwell)
- ---.12.1894 : The Parasite (4 ill. by Howard Pyle)
1895
- ---.01.1895 : The White Company (Library edition, 8 ill. by George Willis Bardwell)
1900
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Special edition)
- Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (Special edition)
1904
- ---.08.1904 : Original Stories of Sherlock Holmes (3 vols.)
- 1904 : A Study in Scarlet and The Sign of Four
1922
- The White Company (ill. by James Daugherty)
1929
- Behind the Veil of Death in If I were a Preacher (collected articles)
1930
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Harper's Modern Classics)
Related Books
1924
- A Magician Among the Spirits, by Houdini (chapter IX. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
1949
Covers
The Great Shadow (1892)
The Refugees (1893)
The Refugees (1893)
Micah Clarke (1894)
Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1894)
The White Company (1895)
The Parasite (1895)
The Parasite (1895)
The Refugees (1897)
The Refugees (1897)
The Refugees (1900)
The White Company (1922)
