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Arthur Conan Doyle was born in Edinburgh in 1859. Sent off to boarding school, he cut his teeth as a story-teller amusing his schoolmates with tales and writing letters home to his mother. He practiced medicine and, in 1900, volunteered as a medic in Africa during the Boer War – he was later knighted for his service. Doyle lost a son, two brothers in law, and two nephews to the Great War. He is remembered for the Sherlock Holmes stories and his novel “The Lost World.”
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A collection of stories of varied type, sport, war, mystery, horror an dmainstream.
Danger and Other Stories : DANGER! [short story] - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : ONE CROWDED HOUR - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : A POINT OF VIEW - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : THE FALL OF LORD BARRYMORE - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : THE HORROR OF THE HEIGHTS - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : BORROWED SCENES - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : THE SURGEON OF GASTER FELL - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : HOW IT HAPPENED - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : THE PRISONER'S DEFENCE - Arthur Conan Doyle Danger and Other Stories : THREE OF THEM: - Arthur Conan Doyle Submarine weakness warnings. 3 out of 5 A masked driver goes in for some highway robbery. 3.5 out of 5 A yank's pom journalistic subjects. 2.5 out of 5 A noble ring rivalry causes skullduggery. 2.5 out of 5 An aviator's recount of an encounter with a huge flying jellyfish monster. 4 out of 5 Chieftain history, and boxing opportunities. 3 out of 5 Strange woman arrival experiment. 3 out of 5 Crash victim gets the facts. 3 out of 5 The situations around an officer's refusal to testify in a trial change. 3 out of 5 Stories for kids. 2.5 out of 5
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