Commager, Henry Steele - kŏmˈĭjər, 1902–98, American historian, b. Pittsburgh, Pa. He received his Ph.D. from the Univ. of Chicago in 1928 and taught history at New York Univ. (1926–38), Columbia (1938–56), and Amherst (1956–94). He was an outspoken opponent of both McCarthyism (see McCarthy, Joseph R.) and the Vietnam War. His writings |
by Neil Jumonville. 328 pgs.
by Henry Steele Commager. 172 pgs.
by Darden Asbury Pyron. 246 pgs.
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by Kenneth E. Eble. 260 pgs.