Hero on Three Continents

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Xlibris Corporation, Aug 30, 2010 - Biography & Autobiography - 480 pages
HERO ON THREE CONTINENTS is a chronicle of a century with the protagonist Henry Brown participating in events both cataclysmic and personal, and interfacing with characters both famous and imaginary. From the jazz age of the 1920s to the war-torn 1940s, to the international crises of oil and terrorism in the 70s, this novel makes history intimate, the work of any epic. The world needs a hero, and Henry Brown is such a man. Maitland-Lewis demonstrates the importance of uncompromising research as well as the art of presenting material in a fast-flowing, enjoyable, cant put it down style.
 

Contents

PROLOGUE
9
CHAPTER ONE
13
CHAPTER TWO
19
CHAPTER THREE
24
CHAPTER FOUR
39
CHAPTER FIVE
53
CHAPTER SIX
64
CHAPTER SEVEN
73
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
238
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
286
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
303
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
313
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
328
CHAPTER NINETEEN
342
CHAPTER TWENTY
368
CHAPTER TWENTYONE
380

CHAPTER EIGHT
84
CHAPTER NINE
100
CHAPTER TEN
114
CHAPTER ELEVEN
132
CHAPTER TWELVE
160
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
190
CHAPTER TWENTYTWO
398
CHAPTER TWENTYTHREE
422
CHAPTER TWENTYFOUR
441
CHAPTER TWENTYFIVE
455
EPILOGUE
477
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About the author (2010)

Stephen Maitland-Lewis, a full-time writer, divides his time between Los Angeles and Palm Springs. An attorney and former international merchant banker, he left London to become the general manager of an investment bank in Kuwait. Subsequently, he held senior positions on Wall Street before moving to California in 1991 where he owned a luxury hotel and a world-renowned awardwinning restaurant. He is a jazz aficionado and an art and theater buff. He has tasted what life has to offer. He has seen up close the connection between wealth and power. He has made and lost fortunes, leaving him with the heart and wisdom that makes him capable of writing such a fascinating character as Henry Brown in a convincing, provocative and affectionate style.

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