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content introduction ....................................................................................2 1. victorian age in english literature..............................................3 1.1 writers, poets and novelists of victorian period....................4 2. sir arthur conan doyle...............................................................8 2.1 literary works of writer............................................................20 3. the adventures of sherlock holmes........................................21 3.1 brief outline of sherlock holmes.............................................22 conclusion......................................................................................29 bibliography....................................................................................31 1 introduction obviously, sir arthur conan doyle was a highly well-known author during the nineteenth century. nearly ninety years later, arthur conan doyle continues to be one of the world’s best-known and most widely read authors. he wrote more than 300 fictions (including 24 novels) of all genres like history, fantasy, adventure, science-fiction, crimes, drama, war and more than 1200 other works as essays, pamphlets, articles, letters to the press, poems, interviews, plays... on every subjects such as politics, spiritualism, war, crimes, etc. this is the full bibliography of his published writings. see also his handwriting section. he wrote fictions, novels and works like "micah clarke", "the captain of …

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g deductions and wonderful short adventures. the adventures of sherlock holmes is the series of short stories that made the fortunes of the strand magazine, in which they were first published, and won immense popularity for sherlock holmes and dr watson. it is considered a milestone in the genre of detective fiction. the history of english literature began with the history of the english people and continued to advance alongside the country's social development. it basically consists of numerous ages and eight primary periods. the major literary personality, significant english monarchs, or particular literary movements are named after each period or age in english literature. additionally, each phase or age of english literature has its own unique traits. the key eight eras of english literature history are: the anglo-saxon or old english period (450–1066), the anglo-norman or middle english period (1066–1500), the renaissance period (1500–1660), the neoclassical period (1660–1798), the …

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n period. robert browning, alfred tennyson, charles dickens, matthew arnold, carlyle, thackeray, and john ruskin, arthur conan doyle were some of this era's best writers. despite their particular variances, everyone of these poets, novelists, and prose authors took a similar stance on current topics. they consequently comprise a distinct homogeneous group with comparable social, literary, and moral ideals. post-victorian era after 1870, the later victorian era started. christiana rossetti, charles swinburne, george eliot, william morris, thomas hardy, oscar wilde, pater, and others were among the most well-known authors of that era. british novelists and poets who published their works during the victorian era: 1.1 charles dickens – (1812- 1870) charles dickens is considered one of the greatest and certainly most popular english novelists. charles was born in portsmouth, hampshire on february 7th 1812 into a large family. his early years were very difficult as he suffered from various illnesses and …

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ins was a friend and collaborator with charles dickens, writing many short stories and novels together. his most well-known novel today is the moonstone. he also wrote many mystery novels including armadale( 1866), no name(1862), and the woman in white (1860). thomas hardy – ( 1840- 1928) perhaps the greatest novelist of victorian england was thomas hardy. his novels express his view on the changing nature of society and its morals, leading to several literary and social controversies during his lifetime. born in 1840, he became an architect’s apprentice at age 16. he left the profession after his first novel “the poor man and the lady” was published in 1867 under a pseudonym. hardy went on to publish novels including far from the madding crowd (1874), the mayor of casterbridge ( 1886) , tess of d’urbervilles(1891), and jude the obscure(1895). anthony trollope – (1815- 1882) another well-known british novelist of …

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is carroll – (1832- 1898) the pen name of charles lutwidge dodgson was used by the victorian author best known for alice’s adventures in wonderland( 1865). he was a mathematician who wrote under this pen name because he didn’t want to be associated with children’s stories. lewis carroll later wrote other popular novels including “through the looking glass, and what alice found there”(1872). bram stoker – (1847- 1912) another author who was not known for his children’s stories, bram stoker is best remembered for his 1897 gothic novel “dracula”. similar to mary shelley he had little formal education and worked as a civil servant. he first became interested in the theater after seeing henry irving act. his most famous work was published in 1897 and was a classic of gothic horror fiction. it has been adapted many times for film and other media including stage, opera, ballet, and graphic novels. …

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content introduction ....................................................................................2 1. victorian age in english literature..............................................3 1.1 writers, poets and novelists of victorian period....................4 2. sir arthur conan doyle...............................................................8 2.1 literary works of writer............................................................20 3. the adventures of sherlock holmes........................................21 3.1 brief outline of sherlock holmes.............................................22 conclusion......................................................................................29 bibliography.................................................................................

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