Harold Ross (1892-1951) founded the New Yorker and remained at its helm for a quarter century. His idiosyncratic direction molded the magazine, with its blend of urbane wit and moral purpose.Harold Wa...
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Harold Ross created and for twenty-seven years edited one of the most important magazines of the twentieth century, the New Yorker. Ross was not a New Yorker by birth or upbringing, and his quirks and...
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