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Dale Kramer

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Description:Excerpt from Heywood BrounA foreword is often an apology for what you are about to read, a defense of the Views expressed in the book and an explanation of just why the book was written. Heywood never made or needed one; his writings ex plained themselves. Even when whimsical or mystic, they were tied tight to life. He kept a strong hold on truth as it was given him to see truth. He projected a spirit of under standing and fellowship. Reading Broun you wanted to know him; knowing Broun you wanted to read him. Heywood was a great figure in contemporary journalism. I feel a warm glow of satisfaction when I recall that he came over to the World (the old World) to ask me for a job, saying the World was the kind of paper he wanted to work on. I put him on the staff and he held his job with the World longer than he did a job with any other paper, either before or afterward. To feel great friendship for a man does not mean you must agree with all his opinions. Heywood had the gift of making anyone he liked feel he was his best friend. I fell in that category, although there were many things about which Hey wood and I quarreled pleasantly. He was a skilled debater and never lost his temper. Heywood died too soon, but even in the comparatively short time he was at work he brought a deep affection to those who knew him and left the world a little better than he found it.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Heywood Broun - a biographical portrait. To get started finding Heywood Broun - a biographical portrait, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 316

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: A.A. Wyn

Release: 1949

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Description: Excerpt from Heywood BrounA foreword is often an apology for what you are about to read, a defense of the Views expressed in the book and an explanation of just why the book was written. Heywood never made or needed one; his writings ex plained themselves. Even when whimsical or mystic, they were tied tight to life. He kept a strong hold on truth as it was given him to see truth. He projected a spirit of under standing and fellowship. Reading Broun you wanted to know him; knowing Broun you wanted to read him. Heywood was a great figure in contemporary journalism. I feel a warm glow of satisfaction when I recall that he came over to the World (the old World) to ask me for a job, saying the World was the kind of paper he wanted to work on. I put him on the staff and he held his job with the World longer than he did a job with any other paper, either before or afterward. To feel great friendship for a man does not mean you must agree with all his opinions. Heywood had the gift of making anyone he liked feel he was his best friend. I fell in that category, although there were many things about which Hey wood and I quarreled pleasantly. He was a skilled debater and never lost his temper. Heywood died too soon, but even in the comparatively short time he was at work he brought a deep affection to those who knew him and left the world a little better than he found it.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Heywood Broun - a biographical portrait. To get started finding Heywood Broun - a biographical portrait, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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