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Henry Robinson Luce seems to be almost forgotten, which to someone who came of age during his heyday is incomprehensible.
Jonathan Yardley reviews 'The Publisher,' by Alan Brinkley Jonathan Yardley 2010
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Early in 1941, Henry Robinson Luce, the founder of Life magazine, spoke in Tulsa, Oklahoma at a dinner hosted by an association of oilmen.
Paul Starobin: Five Roads to the Future -- Whose Century Will This Be? 2010
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Back then, Time was the undisputed superpower of news magazines, and to join its staff was to become some kind of knight in the court of beetle-browed, staccato-stammering Founding Father Henry Robinson Luce, as he might have been described in the Time-style of yore.
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DIED: Five years, six months and 30 days after the conclusion of “The American Century”; the credibility of a once great publishing institution founded by Henry Robinson Luce; following decades of dunderhead leadership, complicated by footsying with Hollywood and Steve Case; in Manhattan; by its own hand; Time Inc.
The Norman Evasion 2005
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DIED: Five years, six months and 30 days after the conclusion of "The American Century"; the credibility of a once great publishing institution founded by Henry Robinson Luce; following decades of dunderhead leadership, complicated by footsying with Hollywood and Steve Case; in Manhattan; by its own hand; Time Inc.
The Norman Evasion 2005
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Hotchkiss-schooled, Yale-educated Henry Robinson Luce conjured the name of his epoch-defining magazine after spotting an arresting advertising placard.
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Hotchkiss-schooled, Yale-educated Henry Robinson Luce conjured the name of his epoch-defining magazine after spotting an arresting advertising placard.
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Hotchkiss-schooled, Yale-educated Henry Robinson Luce conjured the name of his epoch-defining magazine after spotting an arresting advertising placard.
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Impossible today is it to imagine the power and the glory that hard-striving, messianic magazine mogul Henry Robinson Luce enjoyed in the midst of his self-proclaimed American Century.
Adrian Monck amonck 2010
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Hotchkiss-schooled, Yale-educated Henry Robinson Luce conjured the name of his epoch-defining magazine after spotting an arresting advertising placard.
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