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Revision as of 22:51, 17 November 2021
The Speaker: A Liberal Review was a weekly London newspaper published by Cassell & Co. Ltd., London and later by Mather & Crowther, London. It ran from 4 January 1890 to 23 February 1907. On 2 March 1907, The Speaker was continued by The Nation, The Nation Pub. Co., London.
Between 1892 and 1898, the newspaper published 4 articles and 8 poems written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in The Speaker
1892
- 30.01.1892 : The Gamut of Humour (article)
- 06.02.1892 : The Storming Party (poem)
- 12.03.1892 : The Frontier Line (poem)
1894
- 24.03.1894 : The Home-Coming of the Eurydice (poem)
- 21.04.1894 : Paris in 1894: A Superficial Impression (article)
1896
- 08.02.1896 : On the Egyptian Frontier (article)
- 27.06.1896 : A Rover Chanty (poem)
1897
- 06.02.1897 : A Ballad of the Ranks (poem)
- 20.03.1897 : The Blind Archer (poem)
1898
- 01.01.1898 : With the Chiddingfolds (poem)
- 05.03.1898 : The Old Huntsman (poem)
- 17.09.1898 : An Impression of the Army (article)
Related articles
1891
- 28.11.1891 : My Evening with Sherlock Holmes, pastiche by J. M. Barrie
1892
- 31.12.1892 : International Sentiment (p. 794)
1893
- 20.05.1893 : Jane Annie and the Critics
- 19.08.1893 : The Critic as Pessimist (pp. 182-183)
1899
- 24.06.1899 : Halves: An American Citizen (pp. 713-714)
