1961, ISBN: 0060217359

[EAN: 9780060217358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Harper & Row, New York /Evanston, IL], AUTHOR IS SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, THE BOYS' SHERLOCK HOLMES(NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION).HAYC… Más…

[EAN: 9780060217358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Harper & Row, New York /Evanston, IL], AUTHOR IS SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, THE BOYS' SHERLOCK HOLMES(NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION).HAYCRAFT.ARTHUR DOYLE WAS BORN AT PICARDY PLACE, EDINBURGH, AS SON OF CHARLES ALTAMONT A CIVIL SERVANT IN EDINBURGH OFFICE WORKS, MARY (FOLEY) DOYLE. BOTH DOYLE'S PARENTS WERE ROMAN CATHOLICS. TO INCREASE HIS INCOME PAINTED, MADE BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS, ALSO WORKED SKETCH ARTIST ON CRIMINAL TRIALS. NOT LONG AFTER ARRIVING HE STARTED DRINK, SUFFERED FROM EPILEPSY EVENTUALLY INSTITUTIONALIZED. MOTHER INTERESTED LITERATURE, SHE ENCOURAGED TAKE BOOKS. READ VOLUMINOUSLY. AGE FOURTEEN HAD LEARNED FRENCH SO THAT JULES VERNE AUTHOR'S ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. LATER SECOND WIFE, JEAN, SAID: "MY HUSBAND'S VERY REMARKABLE HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. DOMINANT PERSONALITY, WRAPPED UP MOST CHARMING WOMANLY EXTERIOR." ALTAMOT DIED AN ASYLUM 1893; SAME YEAR DECIDED FINISH PERMANENTLY ADVENTURES MASTER DETECTIVE. BECAUSE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS, KEPT BOARDING HOUSE. DR. TSUKASA KOBAYASHI HAS ALLUDED ARTICLE, AFFAIR WITH BRYAN WALLER, LODGER STUDENT PATHOLOGY, WHO DEEP IMPACT DOYLE.DOYLE EDUCATED JESUIT SCHOOLS. DURING THIS PERIOD LOST BELIEF CATHOLIC FAITH BUT TRAINING JESUITS INFLUENCED DEEPLY MENTAL DEVELOPMENT. USED FRIENDS TEACHERS STONYHURST COLLEGE MODELS FOR CHARACTERS HOLMES STORIES, AMONG THEM TWO BOYS NAMED MORIARTY. STUDIED UNIVERSITY 1884 MARRIED LOUISE HAWKINS. QUALIFIED DOCTOR 1885. GRADUATION PRACTICED MEDICINE EYE SPECIALIST SOUTHSEA NEAR PORSMOUTH HAMPSHIRE UNTIL 1891 WHEN BECAME FULL TIME WRITER. PRODUCED FIRST STORY, ILLUSTRATED TALE MAN TIGER, SIX. STORY ABOUT HOLMES, STUDY SCARLET, PUBLISHED 1887 BEETON CHRISTMAS ANNUAL. NOVEL WRITTEN THREE WEEKS 1886. IT INTRODUCED DETECTIVE SANCHO PANZA BOSWELL, WATSON, NARRATOR STORIES. THEIR MAJOR OPPONENT EVIL GENIUS MORIARTY, CLASSIC VILLAIN KIND DOPPELGÄNGER HOLMES. INTRIGUES BEAUTIFUL OPERA SINGER IRENE ADLER CAUSED MUCH TROUBLE HOLMES .THE SIGN FOUR', LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE. COLLECTS COLORFUL GROUP PEOPLE TOGETHER, JONATHAN SMALL WOODEN LEG DWARF TONGA ISLA, Fabulous profile of Sherlock Holmes on the cover.Title is "Boys Sherlock Holmes, New and Enlarged Edition" (1961). arranged and inroduction by Howard Haycraft.Latest copyright date shown is 1961. Hardback 336 page is in very good condition and has map of London as FFEP.British writer, creator Sherlock Holmes, the best-known detective in literature and the embodiment of sharp reasoning. Doyle himself was not a good example of rational personality: he believed in fairies and was interested in occultism. Sherlock Holmes stories have been translated into more than fifty languages, and made into plays, films, radio and television series, a musical comedy, a ballet, cartoons, comic books, and advertisement. By 1920 Doyle was one of the most highly paid writers in the world.This book came NOT from a library discard pile but from a private connoisseur. This binding is tight; pages are clean and unmarked. There is NO underlining or highlighting. Some very minor dog-earing of pages! Fingerprints and smudges in margins denote usage The dust jacket is gouged and bumped. Overall, an okay copy with tight binding and clean pages. In these following stories Holmes stopped using cocaine, but although Doyle's later works have been criticized, several of them, including 'The Three Garridebs,' 'The Adventure of the Illustrious Client,' and 'The Veiled Lodger,' are highly enjoyable. Sherlock Holmes short stories were collected in five books. The first appeared in 1892 under the title THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. The later were THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1894), THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1904), HIS LAST BOW (1917), and THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1927) .During the South African war (1899-1902) Doyle served for a few months as senior physician at a field hospital, and wrote THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, in which he defended England's policy. The same uncritical attitude marked his history of World War I, THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1928 (6 vols.). Doyle was knighted in 1902 and in 1900 and 1906 he also ran unsuccessfully for Parliament. Fourteen months after his long-invalided wife Louisa died, Conan Doyle married in 1907 his second wife, Jean Leckie. When his son Kingsley died from wounds incurred in World War I, the author dedicated himself in spiritualistic studies. An example of these is THE COMING OF FAIRIES (1922). But he had already showed interest in occult fantasy before publishing Holmes stories. In his early novel, THE MYSTERY OF CLOOMBER (1888), a retired general finds himself under assault by Indian magic .Doyle supported the existence of "little people" and spent more than a million dollars on their cause. The so-called "fairy photographs" caused an international sensation when Doyle published a favorable account of them in 1920. The photographs showed fairies dancing in the air. A year after, the Star newspaper reported that the faries were from a poster. Doyle became president of several important spiritualist organizations. In 1925 he opened the Psychic Bookshop in London. Among his friends was the legendary American magician and escape artist Harry Houdini (1874-1926). He believed that Houdini possessed supernatural powers, which the magician himself denied. Another friend was D.D. Home. According to Doyle, he could levitate. Once Doyle claimed that Home "floated out of the bedroom and into the sitting room window, passing seventy feet above the street." His own psychic experiences Doyle recorded in THE EDGE OF UNKNOWN (1930), which was his last book. Doyle died on July 7, 1930 from heart disease at his home, Windlesham, Sussex ."My contention is that Sherlock Holmes is literature on a humble but not ignoble level, whereas the mystery writers most in vogue now are not. The old stories are literature, not because of the conjuring tricks and the puzzles, not because of the lively melodrama, which they have in common with many other detective stories, but the virtue of imagination and style. They are f<

1961, ISBN: 0060217359

[EAN: 9780060217358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Harper & Row, New York /Evanston, IL], AUTHOR IS SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, THE BOYS' SHERLOCK HOLMES(NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION).HAYC… Más…

[EAN: 9780060217358], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Harper & Row, New York /Evanston, IL], AUTHOR IS SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, THE BOYS' SHERLOCK HOLMES(NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION).HAYCRAFT.ARTHUR DOYLE WAS BORN AT PICARDY PLACE, EDINBURGH, AS SON OF CHARLES ALTAMONT A CIVIL SERVANT IN EDINBURGH OFFICE WORKS, MARY (FOLEY) DOYLE. BOTH DOYLE'S PARENTS WERE ROMAN CATHOLICS. TO INCREASE HIS INCOME PAINTED, MADE BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS, ALSO WORKED SKETCH ARTIST ON CRIMINAL TRIALS. NOT LONG AFTER ARRIVING HE STARTED DRINK, SUFFERED FROM EPILEPSY EVENTUALLY INSTITUTIONALIZED. MOTHER INTERESTED LITERATURE, SHE ENCOURAGED TAKE BOOKS. READ VOLUMINOUSLY. AGE FOURTEEN HAD LEARNED FRENCH SO THAT JULES VERNE AUTHOR'S ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. LATER SECOND WIFE, JEAN, SAID: "MY HUSBAND'S VERY REMARKABLE HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. DOMINANT PERSONALITY, WRAPPED UP MOST CHARMING WOMANLY EXTERIOR." ALTAMOT DIED AN ASYLUM 1893; SAME YEAR DECIDED FINISH PERMANENTLY ADVENTURES MASTER DETECTIVE. BECAUSE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS, KEPT BOARDING HOUSE. DR. TSUKASA KOBAYASHI HAS ALLUDED ARTICLE, AFFAIR WITH BRYAN WALLER, LODGER STUDENT PATHOLOGY, WHO DEEP IMPACT DOYLE.DOYLE EDUCATED JESUIT SCHOOLS. DURING THIS PERIOD LOST BELIEF CATHOLIC FAITH BUT TRAINING JESUITS INFLUENCED DEEPLY MENTAL DEVELOPMENT. USED FRIENDS TEACHERS STONYHURST COLLEGE MODELS FOR CHARACTERS HOLMES STORIES, AMONG THEM TWO BOYS NAMED MORIARTY. STUDIED UNIVERSITY 1884 MARRIED LOUISE HAWKINS. QUALIFIED DOCTOR 1885. GRADUATION PRACTICED MEDICINE EYE SPECIALIST SOUTHSEA NEAR PORSMOUTH HAMPSHIRE UNTIL 1891 WHEN BECAME FULL TIME WRITER. PRODUCED FIRST STORY, ILLUSTRATED TALE MAN TIGER, SIX. STORY ABOUT HOLMES, STUDY SCARLET, PUBLISHED 1887 BEETON CHRISTMAS ANNUAL. NOVEL WRITTEN THREE WEEKS 1886. IT INTRODUCED DETECTIVE SANCHO PANZA BOSWELL, WATSON, NARRATOR STORIES. THEIR MAJOR OPPONENT EVIL GENIUS MORIARTY, CLASSIC VILLAIN KIND DOPPELGÄNGER HOLMES. INTRIGUES BEAUTIFUL OPERA SINGER IRENE ADLER CAUSED MUCH TROUBLE HOLMES .THE SIGN FOUR', LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE. COLLECTS COLORFUL GROUP PEOPLE TOGETHER, JONATHAN SMALL WOODEN LEG DWARF TONGA ISLA, Fabulous profile of Sherlock Holmes on the cover.Title is "Boys Sherlock Holmes, New and Enlarged Edition" (1961). arranged and inroduction by Howard Haycraft.Latest copyright date shown is 1961. Hardback 336 page is in very good condition and has map of London as FFEP.British writer, creator Sherlock Holmes, the best-known detective in literature and the embodiment of sharp reasoning. Doyle himself was not a good example of rational personality: he believed in fairies and was interested in occultism. Sherlock Holmes stories have been translated into more than fifty languages, and made into plays, films, radio and television series, a musical comedy, a ballet, cartoons, comic books, and advertisement. By 1920 Doyle was one of the most highly paid writers in the world.This book came NOT from a library discard pile but from a private connoisseur. This binding is tight; pages are clean and unmarked. There is NO underlining or highlighting. Some very minor dog-earing of pages! Fingerprints and smudges in margins denote usage The dust jacket is gouged and bumped. Overall, an okay copy with tight binding and clean pages. In these following stories Holmes stopped using cocaine, but although Doyle's later works have been criticized, several of them, including 'The Three Garridebs,' 'The Adventure of the Illustrious Client,' and 'The Veiled Lodger,' are highly enjoyable. Sherlock Holmes short stories were collected in five books. The first appeared in 1892 under the title THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. The later were THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1894), THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1904), HIS LAST BOW (1917), and THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1927) .During the South African war (1899-1902) Doyle served for a few months as senior physician at a field hospital, and wrote THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, in which he defended England's policy. The same uncritical attitude marked his history of World War I, THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1928 (6 vols.). Doyle was knighted in 1902 and in 1900 and 1906 he also ran unsuccessfully for Parliament. Fourteen months after his long-invalided wife Louisa died, Conan Doyle married in 1907 his second wife, Jean Leckie. When his son Kingsley died from wounds incurred in World War I, the author dedicated himself in spiritualistic studies. An example of these is THE COMING OF FAIRIES (1922). But he had already showed interest in occult fantasy before publishing Holmes stories. In his early novel, THE MYSTERY OF CLOOMBER (1888), a retired general finds himself under assault by Indian magic .Doyle supported the existence of "little people" and spent more than a million dollars on their cause. The so-called "fairy photographs" caused an international sensation when Doyle published a favorable account of them in 1920. The photographs showed fairies dancing in the air. A year after, the Star newspaper reported that the faries were from a poster. Doyle became president of several important spiritualist organizations. In 1925 he opened the Psychic Bookshop in London. Among his friends was the legendary American magician and escape artist Harry Houdini (1874-1926). He believed that Houdini possessed supernatural powers, which the magician himself denied. Another friend was D.D. Home. According to Doyle, he could levitate. Once Doyle claimed that Home "floated out of the bedroom and into the sitting room window, passing seventy feet above the street." His own psychic experiences Doyle recorded in THE EDGE OF UNKNOWN (1930), which was his last book. Doyle died on July 7, 1930 from heart disease at his home, Windlesham, Sussex ."My contention is that Sherlock Holmes is literature on a humble but not ignoble level, whereas the mystery writers most in vogue now are not. The old stories are literature, not because of the conjuring tricks and the puzzles, not because of the lively melodrama, which they have in common with many other detective stories, but the virtue of imagination and style. They are f<

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