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[[File:The-Sydney-Morning-Herald-1920-11-20-p1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The Sydney Morning Herald (20 november 1920)]]

''The Sydney Morning Herald'' is an Australian daily newspaper founded in 1831 as the ''Sydney Herald'' by  Ward Stephens, Frederick Stokes and William McGarvie. In 1841, an Englishman named John Fairfax purchased the operation, renaming it ''The Sydney Morning Herald'' the following year. 

In 1920, the newspaper published 1 article written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] and some interviews. 


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== By Conan Doyle in The Sydney Morning Herald ==

'''1920'''
* 20.11.1920 : [[Spiritualism and Christian Evidence]] (article)



== Related Articles ==

'''1892'''
* 27.12.1892 : [[Celebrities at Home: Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle in Tennison Road]] (report of interview)
'''1920'''
* 18.09.1920 : [[The New Science]] (interview)
* 15.11.1920 : [[Sir A. Conan Doyle. Australia's Part in the War]] (interview)
* 16.11.1920 : [[Life After Death. Sir Conan Doyle's Lecture]]
* 17.11.1920 : [[Great Writers. Whom Conan Doyle Has Met]]
* 18.11.1920 : [[Spiritualism. Its Religious Side]]
* 22.11.1920 : [[Spirits Photographs Shown by Conan Doyle]]
* 23.11.1920 : [[At the Front. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Impressions]]
* 23.11.1920 : [[Sherlock Holmes. Author's Reminiscences]]
* 29.11.1920 : [[Spiritualism. A Reply to Criticisms]]
* 02.12.1920 : [[Conan Doyle. Impressions of Australia]]












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