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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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A duet. A one-act comedy adapted from A duet. Performed 1902. Pbd
1903.
Brigadier Gerard. A four-act comedy. Performed 1906.
The fires of fate. A four-act modern morality play adapted from The
tragedy of the Korosko. Performed 1909–10.
The house of Temperley. A melodrama of the Ring, adapted from
Rodney Stone. Performed 1910.
A pot of caviare. A one-act play adapted from the eponymous short
story (in Round the fire stories 1908). Performed 1910.
The speckled band: an adventure of Sherlock Holmes. A three-act
play adapted from the eponymous short story, originally The
Stonor case. Performed 1910, 1911, 1921. Pbd 1912.
The crown diamond. An evening with Sherlock Holmes . . .. A oneact
play rewritten as The Mazarin stone (Case-book). Performed
1921, pbd 1958.
Poems
Songs of action. 1898. 28 poems, most previously pbd.
Songs of the road. 1911. 33 poems, most previously unpbd.
The guards came through and other poems. 1919. 17 poems, most
unpbd.
Prose
(1) Contemporary history
The great Boer war. 1900, rev 1901, 1902.
The British campaign in France and Flanders 1914. 1916.
The British campaign in France and Flanders 1915. 1917.
The British campaign in France and Flanders 1916. 1918.
The British campaign in France and Flanders 1917. 1918.
The British campaign in France and Flanders 1918. 1919.
The British campaigns in Europe 1914–18. 1928. (The 6 vols reduced
to slightly more than half with new material.)
(2) Literary criticism
The immortal memory. 1901. Address to the Edinburgh Burns Club
23 Mar 1901.
Through the magic door. 1907. Remotely based on Before my bookshelf,
6 pt ser in Great Thoughts 5 May–30 June 1894.
The future of Canadian literature. With an introd by C. and B.
Roden. 1994. Address to Canadian Club of Montreal 4 June 1914.
First pbd in Addresses delivered before the Canadian Club of
Montreal 1914–15 season.
(3) Polemic
The war in South Africa – its cause and conduct. 1902.
The fiscal question treated in a series of three speeches. 1905.
An incursion into diplomacy. 1906.
The story of Mr George Edalji. 1907. First pbd Daily Telegraph 11, 12
Jan 1907.
The crime of the Congo. 1909.
Divorce law reform: an essay. [1909.]
Why he is now in favour of home rule. 1911. First pbd Belfast
Evening Telegraph 22 Sep 1911.
The case of Oscar Slater. [1912.]
Civilian national reserve. [1914.]
Great Britain and the next war. 1914. First pbd Fortnightly Rev Feb
1913.
To arms! With preface by F. E. Smith. [1914.]
The world war conspiracy: Germany’s long drawn plot against
England. [1914.] First pbd Daily Chron 27 Aug 1914.
The German war. 1914. First pbd with previous 3 items Daily Chron
18, 26 Sep, 10, 26 Oct, 23 Nov 1914.
Western wanderings. [1915.] First pbd Cornhill Mag Jan–Apr
1915.
The outlook on the war. [1915] First pbd Daily Chron 25 Oct 1915.
An appreciation of Sir John French. [1916.] First pbd Daily Chron
20 Dec 1915.
A visit to three fronts June 1916. 1916. First pbd Daily Chron 13, 15,
20, 22, 27, 29 June 1916.
Supremacy of the British soldier. [1917.] First pbd Daily Chron 18 Apr
1917.
(4) Autobiography
Memories and adventures. 1924, rev 1930. First pbd Strand Mag
1897, 1900, 1906, 1916–18, 1923–4.
(5) Religion
The new revelation. 1918.
Life after death. 1918.
The vital message. 1919. First pbd Nash’s Pall Mall Mag May–Oct
1919.
Our reply to the cleric. 1920.
Spiritualism and rationalism with a drastic examination of Mr
Joseph M’Cabe. 1920. A reply to Joseph McCabe, Is spiritualism
based on fraud? The evidence given by Sir A. C. Doyle and others
drastically examined.
The wanderings of a spiritualist. 1921. First pbd Weekly Dispatch 29
May–10 July 1921.
The coming of the fairies. 1921. First pbd in pt Strand Mag Dec 1920,
Mar 1921.
Spiritualism: some straight questions and direct answers. [1922.]
The case for spirit photography. [1922.]
Our American adventure. [1923.] First pbd as The adventures of a
spiritualist in America, Lloyd’s Sunday News 3 Sep–17 Dec 1922.
Our second American adventure. [1924.]
The early Christian church and modern spiritualism. [1925.]
Psychic experiences. [1925.] First pbd Pearson’s Mag Apr 1924.
The history of spiritualism. 2 vols 1926. First pbd Light 7, 14, 21, 28
Feb, 7, 14, 21 Mar, 4, 11, 18 Apr 1925; Strand Mag Sep 1920, May 1921;
Quart Trans of the Br College of Psychic Science Oct 1922, Oct
1924.
Pheneas speaks: direct spirit communications in the family circle.
1927.
What does spiritualism actually teach and stand for? [1928.]
A word of warning. [1928.]
An open letter to those of my generation. 1929.
Our African winter. 1929.
The Roman Catholic church. A rejoinder. 1929. A reply to Rev
Herbert Thurston, S.J., Modern spiritualism.
The edge of the unknown. 1930. First pbd Strand Mag 1919–21,
1927–8, etc.
(6) Criminology
Strange studies from life containing three hitherto uncollected
tales. Based on the Annals of true crime. A profile of the author by
P. Trevor, ed P. Ruber 1963. First pbd Strand Mag Mar–June 1901.
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Criticism
Prothero, R. E. Noticeable books: Micah Clarke. Nineteenth Cent 26,
Aug 1889.
Bell, J. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Bookman (London) Dec
1892.
Some notable beginners in Chambers’s Journal. Chambers’s Jnl 19
Jan 1895. (ACD’s first story, The mystery of Sassasa Valley, in
Chambers’s 6 Sep 1879.)
Cromwell, A. and H. S. Maclauchlan. Dr Conan Doyle and his
stories. Windsor Mag 4, Oct 1896.
Cromie, R. Dr C. Doyle’s place in modern literature. Twentieth Cent
2, May 1901.
S[idgwick], F. The hound of the Baskervilles at fault (An open letter
to Dr Watson). Cambridge Rev 23, Jan 1902. (Inaugurated the
endless pursuit of alleged Watsonian literary solecisms on the
facetious assumption of Holmes–Watson actual existence.)