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His latest book Adventures of In his early career, Rosenstone worked on topics of social and political radicalism. This resulted in two books, Crusade of the Left: The Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish Civil War (Pegasus, , republished Transaction ), and Romantic Revolutionary: A Biography of John Reed (Knopf, ; republished Harvard, ).
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Robert A. Rosenstone is an Robert A. Rosenstone is Professor of History, California Institute of Technology, and author of Mirror in the Shrine: American Encounters with Meiji Japan and Romantic Revolutionary: A Biography of John Reed (both from Harvard).
"Crusade of the Left: My works of narrative history and/or biography include Romantic Revolutionary: A Biography of John Reed ( Commonwealth Club of California medal for Non Fiction), which was used as the basis of the Academy Award winning film Reds; Crusade of the Left (), an account of the Americans who fought in the Spanish Civil War and Mirror in the.
5.05.0 out of 5 Robert A. Rosenstone has 24 books on Goodreads with ratings. Robert A. Rosenstone’s most popular book is History on Film / Film on History.
I have been a Robert A. Rosenstone, who was born in Montreal, Canada, but has lived most of his life in Los Angeles, is the author of a dozen books in various genres, including history, biography, criticism, and fiction.
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Robert A. Rosenstone, Professor Emeritus of History at the California Institute of Technology, is a leading scholar in the growing field of visual history. He has written two books on the topic, Visions of the Past: the Challenge of Film to Our Idea of History, and History on Film / Film on History), as well as numerous essays and reviews in.Among his fictional works The book "Ten Days in October" is still the seminal work on the topic, and this book delves into the evolution of Reed from middle-class dabbler to full-blown Socialist commentator. Mr. Rosenstone does the man justice - well-documented, fair, and without overt "gushiness". An exceptional read.