Arthur Conan Doyleand his character Sherlock Holmes

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1. Arthur Conan Doyleand his character Sherlock Holmes
2. Arthur Conan Doyle’s Life Born May 22,
3. His Life Continued After 3 years in
4. Arthur Conan Doyle’s WivesFirst WifeMarriage to second wife
5. Creating Sherlock Holmes Doyle created Sherlock Holmes
6. Sherlock Stuff From A Study in Scarlet, Arthur Conan Doyle’s first book.
7. Efforts to Get Rid of Holmes 1891
8. Resurrecting Holmes An American Publisher offered Doyle
9. Remembering Conan Doyle Before his death he
10. “The Hound of the Baskervilles”Written in 1902
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Arthur Conan Doyle’s Life Born May 22, 1859 in Scotland At 10 was sent to a Roman Catholic Boarding School Went to school in Austria and founded a newspaper. Studied Medicine

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Слайд 1Arthur Conan Doyle and his character Sherlock Holmes
By: M. Boeche

Слайд 2Arthur Conan Doyle’s Life
Born May 22, 1859 in Scotland

At 10 was sent to a Roman Catholic Boarding School

Went to school in Austria and founded a newspaper.
Studied Medicine at Edinburgh Collage where he meet Joseph Bell.

Joseph
Bell

Arthur Conan Doyle’s Life Born May 22, 1859 in Scotland At 10 was sent to a Roman

Слайд 3His Life Continued
After 3 years in collage he went

to Africa filling a medical post on a ship.
After finishing

his last school year Doyle married Louise Hawkins. In 1906 him and his two children mourned her death.
Within a year he married Jean Leckie.

His Life Continued After 3 years in collage he went to Africa filling a medical post on

Слайд 4Arthur Conan Doyle’s Wives
First Wife
Marriage to second wife

Слайд 5Creating Sherlock Holmes
Doyle created Sherlock Holmes to meet peoples

reading wants.
In 1885 he wrote, “A Study in Scarlet”

the first Sherlock Holmes book.
Holmes was based on his collage friend Joseph Bell, and Waston based on himself.

Creating Sherlock Holmes Doyle created Sherlock Holmes to meet peoples reading wants. In 1885 he wrote, “A

Слайд 6 Sherlock Stuff
From A Study in Scarlet, Arthur Conan Doyle’s

first book.

Слайд 7Efforts to Get Rid of Holmes
1891 Doyle wrote six

stories in three months for The Strand, a news magazine.

1896 He wrote twelve more stories, growing tired of his new character.
In the next six he ended with a story entitled “The Final Problem” in which Sherlock goes over the falls while wrestling with Prof. Moriarty, a criminal.

Efforts to Get Rid of Holmes 1891 Doyle wrote six stories in three months for The Strand,

Слайд 8Resurrecting Holmes
An American Publisher offered Doyle $5,000 per story

to recreate the detective.
Doyle then wrote “The Hound of

the Baskervilles” and dated it five years before Sherlock’s death.
Arthur Conan Doyle finally explained the detective’s reappearance in “The Empty House” in which Holmes appears and claims that he used the advantage of his assumed death to travel around the world as an explorer named Sigerson.