
Roth, Dieter (editor); Mayer, Hansjoerg (editor).
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(McLuhan, Marshall); Tommissen, Piet.
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Patterson, George W.; Mann, Charles A.


Kazan, Elia (1909-2003). Film and stage director and writer.

Cohen, Octavus Roy (1891-1959). American author specializing in ethnic comedies, some of which were adapted into short films by Al Christie.

(Kent, Rockwell). LoBagola, Ibn; Boyd, Thomas; et al.

Longuet, Jean (1876-1938). French socialist politician and journalist who was the grandson of Karl Marx.

Hichens, Robert (1864-1950). English novelist, journalist, lyricist and music critic.

Butler, Nicholas Murray (1862-1947). Educator and President of Columbia University, who served as an advisor to 7 U.S. presidents and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.

Darrell, Maudi (1882-1910). English actress who performed on both the London and New York Stages. A performer in Vaudeville, she was one of the fashionable "Gaiety Girls".

Hale, Edward Everett (1822-1909). American author & Unitarian minister who wrote "The Man Without a Country"; and Gray, Dr. Landon Carter (1850-1900). Neurologist and specialist in nervous & mental diseases.

Taft, William Howard (1857-1930). President of the United States and subsequently Chief Justice of the United States.
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(Stevens, Dalton). McMeel, Joseph; McClanahan, Francis; Trussell, P.L.; etc.

(Davidson, Bruce; Gonda, Tomas; Caplan, Ralph; Rapoport, Sidney; Blair, Raymond; and Kaestle, Davie).

Brown, Chamberlain; Liazza, Francesco; Gallo, Fortune; de Mette, Stella [aka: de Mette-Liazza, Stella].

Van Doren, Charles (1926-2019). American author and journalist and son of Mark Van Doren, who was involved in the television quiz show scandal of the 1950's.

Tahse, Martin (1930-2014). Broadway and television producer and writer, known for his ABC Afterschool Specials, and other afterschool TV shows.

(Cocteau, Jean). Cressole, Michel (1948-1995).

Fosdick, Harry Emerson (1878-1969). American Baptist pastor who served as pastor at NYC's First Presbyterian Church.

Long, Clarence D. (1908-1994). Democratic U.S. Congressman from Maryland.

Gordon, George Angier (1853-1929). Congregational minister, pastor of the Old South Church in Boston.

(Reeves, Keanu). Leibovitz, Annie.

(Reeves, Keanu). Leibovitz, Annie.

Cage, Nicolas (born 1964). Academy Award-winning American actor.
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