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008 790925s1942 nyuc 00010 eng
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100 10 $aEastman, Max,$d1883-1969.
245 10 $aHeroes I have known;$btwelve who lived great lives,$cby Max Eastman ...
260 0 $aNew York,$bSimon and Schuster$c[1942]
300 $axviii, 326 p., 1 l.$bfront., ports.$c21 cm.
505 0 $aIntroduction: Hero worship benign and diabolic.--The hero as parent: my most unforgettable character [Annis Ford Eastman]--The hero as agitator: a life portrait of Carlo Tresca.--Greek drama in Cleveland: the trial of Eugene Debs.--Heroism plus heroics: difficulties in worshiping Isadora Duncan.--Humor in goodness: the constitutional perfection of Art Young.--Mark Twain's Elmira: the influence of a great preacher [Thomas K. Beecher] and his parish.--France and her man of letters: an enthusiasm involving Anatole France.--Actor of one role: a character study of Charlie Chaplin.--Contribution to an apotheosis: John Reed and the Russian revolution.--Great in time of storm: the character and fate of Leon Trotsky.--Visit in Vienna: the crochety greatness of Sigmund Freud.--The hero as teacher: the life story of John Dewey.--Epilogue.
650 0 $aBiography.