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Charles Trumbull White (August 12, 1868—December 13, 1941) was a prominent American journalist, newspaper and magazine editor, war correspondent, explorer, world traveler, travel writer, and author. Known as Charley White during his early years while growing up, as an adult he dropped his first name and became professionally known simply as Trumbull White. During his lifetime, he became associated in one way or another with many prominent Americans, including Henry C. Wallace, Red Cross founder Clara Barton, Chicago socialite Mrs. Potter Palmer', Ernest Hemingway, publisher George Haven Putnam, and numerous leading journalists across the United States.
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The "square deal", or, Flashes from the business searchlight; humanity's plea for justice and protection against oppression by the great financial and commercial powers whose marve...
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Our pioneers : the heroic deeds and devoted lives of the fathers and mothers of America, embracing the principal episodes in the struggle of the white race with the red men for the...
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