WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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CHAPTER. 3. St. Paul's. and. Harvard. Mr. Hearst's first private prep school was St. Paul's, and he later recalled his impression of the school: "When Willie had gotten along a bit in years it was thought desirable to untie him from ...
CHAPTER. 3. St. Paul's. and. Harvard. Mr. Hearst's first private prep school was St. Paul's, and he later recalled his impression of the school: "When Willie had gotten along a bit in years it was thought desirable to untie him from ...
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... Harvard. Certain it is that the causes were cumulative. It seems that prank piled on prank. Little Willie, grown to be editor of the Harvard Lampoon, his first newspaper experience, was a prankster de luxe in his adolescent days. The ...
... Harvard. Certain it is that the causes were cumulative. It seems that prank piled on prank. Little Willie, grown to be editor of the Harvard Lampoon, his first newspaper experience, was a prankster de luxe in his adolescent days. The ...
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... Harvard college friends Eugene Lent and Jack Follansbee, he formed a scouting expedition and invaded the Apache country in the New Mexico and Arizona region. The adventure turned out to be a fiasco, and a rescue party had to be sent to ...
... Harvard college friends Eugene Lent and Jack Follansbee, he formed a scouting expedition and invaded the Apache country in the New Mexico and Arizona region. The adventure turned out to be a fiasco, and a rescue party had to be sent to ...
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