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1-2 hours British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was born on this day in 1859, and is particularly famous for creating the most well-known detective in literary history: Sherlock Holmes. To celebrate, read the story that started it all: A Study In Scarlet, which introduced Holmes and his sidekick Watson to the world in 1887.
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