The life of Henry Luce, creator of Time and Life, who used his magazines to push political favorites and promote U.S. intervention in the world.
Henry Luce, the Editor in Chief
Bill Keller | The New York Times | April 25, 2010 | 2,359 words
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The life of Henry Luce, creator of Time and Life, who used his magazines to push political favorites and promote U.S. intervention in the world.
