This author distinguished himself as a literary editor and critic, shaping both pre- and post-war American literary landscapes. His extensive career included roles at prominent newspapers and magazines, where he focused on book reviews and literary commentary. He also served as an editor for prestigious literary awards and authored several non-fiction works, including historical accounts and state guidebooks. His ability to popularize literature and history cemented his place as a significant figure in American cultural life.
This book offers a vivid and intimate account of the Congress of Vienna, featuring personal memoirs of its important participants. It provides a unique perspective on the intrigue and diplomacy that took place at one of the most important international conferences of the 19th century.
Vivid And Dramatic Episodes Of The Peace Conference From Its Opening At Paris To The Signing Of The Treaty Of Versailles (1919)
The book offers a detailed historical account of the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, highlighting the dramatic events from its opening to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. It delves into the Fourteen Points proposed by President Woodrow Wilson, emphasizing the negotiations and conflicts among world leaders like Wilson, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George. Hansen captures the political and social atmosphere of the era, including the aftermath of World War I and the rise of nationalism, making it a significant exploration of a pivotal moment in modern history.
A History
This comprehensive volume examines the Civil War from all perspectives--the forces and events that caused it, the soldiers and civilians who fought it, and the ideas and values that are its legacy today.
Such beloved short stories as The Gift of the Magi, The Pimienta Pancakes, and A Madison Square Arabian Night reveal the humor and vision of the American writer