The Spectator

The Spectator (20 april 1901)

Robert Stephen Rintoul (1787-1858)

The Spectator is a weekly British conservative magazine created by the Dundonian reformer Robert Stephen Rintoul in 1828.

Between 1901 and 1926, the magazine published 19 letters written by Arthur Conan Doyle.

By Conan Doyle in The Spectator

1901

• 20.04.1901 : South African Cricketers
• 04.05.1901 : South African Cricketers

1902

• 13.12.1902 : General De Wet's Account of the War

1903

• 04.07.1903 : The New Protection
• 18.07.1903 : The New Protection
• 01.08.1903 : Sir Conan Doyle and the Motor-Car

1910

• 16.07.1910 : Mr. Morel and the Congo

1912

• 12.10.1912 : The Slater Case
• 26.10.1912 : The Slater Case

1914

• 21.02.1914 : Petition: The Panama-Pacific Exposition
• 28.02.1914 : The Importation of Plumage Prohibition Bill
• 25.07.1914 : The Oscar Slater Case

1915

• 29.05.1915 : Home Guards
• 13.11.1915 : The Use of the Volunteers

1917

• 20.10.1917 : Divorce and Separation

1918

• 30.11.1918 : An Imperial Memorial Scheme

1924

• 26.01.1924 : Telepathy and Ectoplasm

1925

• 31.10.1925 : Man's Survival After Death

1926

• 13.11.1926 : Two Notable American Novel's

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