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The Story of Mankind (Liveright, 1921), nominated on 163 of the 212 ballots, won that year.
Going for the Gold Roger Sutton 2008
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Used by permission of Liveright Publishing Corporation.
In the Fullness of Time Emily W. Upham 2010
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His early books include Poems from Deal (Dutton, 1969), A Man Holding an Acoustic Panel (Dutton, 197l), and The Page-Turner (Liveright, 1973).
The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010
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The Story of Mankind (Liveright, 1921), nominated on 163 of the 212 ballots, won that year.
Archive 2008-10-01 Roger Sutton 2008
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His early books include Poems from Deal (Dutton, 1969), A Man Holding an Acoustic Panel (Dutton, 197l), and The Page-Turner (Liveright, 1973).
The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010
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His early books include Poems from Deal (Dutton, 1969), A Man Holding an Acoustic Panel (Dutton, 197l), and The Page-Turner (Liveright, 1973).
The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010
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She attended New York University for a time and in 1924 went to work for the prestigious publishing house Boni and Liveright.
Lillian Hellman. 2009
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Liveright contributed to the organization and regulation of state welfare delivery systems by shifting relief responsibilities from local private charities to the state and federal governments.
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Devoted to social work as a profession, Liveright presided over the Philadelphia Conference of Social Work, helped found the Community Council, and served on the boards of the Pennsylvania School of Social Work and the Social Work Publicity Council.
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I am very annoyed about this, although it is the sort of behaviour which I have been led to expect from Liveright [my italics].
Was he anti-Semitic? 2009
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