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Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Missionary's Son, 1898-1920
Chapter 3: Time Begins, 1921-1923
Chapter 4: " Time Will Tell," 1923-1938
Chapter 5: Fortune and "The March of Time," 1930-1936
Chapter 6: The "Mind-Guided Camera" Magazine, 1933-1940
Chapter 7: From Publisher to Public Man, 1933-1940
Chapter 8: The American Century, 1941-1950
Chapter 9: The Lucean Decade and Its Detractors, 1950-1959
Chapter 10: Final Purposes, 1959-1967
Chapter 11: New Afterword to the Johns Hopkins Edition
Chronology
Notes and References
Bibliographic Essay
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Add Henry R. Luce and the Rise of the American News Media, In this concise biography of the twentieth century's most influential magazine publisher, James L. Baughman describes Henry R. Luce's career and assesses his lasting contributions to American journalism. In 1923, Luce founded Time, an innovative magazine , Henry R. Luce and the Rise of the American News Media to your collection on WonderClub |