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Bigelow, Poultney
Born: 1855 AD
Died: 1954 AD, at 98 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Historian, Journalist
Died: 1954 AD, at 98 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Historian, Journalist
1855 - Poultney Bigelow was born on the 10th of September in New York City.
1873 - Bigelow entered Yale College because of health problem; he took a two-year leave from studies.
1879 - Graduated at Yale College.
- He obtained a law degree from Columbia Law School.
1885 - Founded the first American magazine devoted to amateur sports, Outing.
1889 - He wrote "The German emperor".
1892 - Authored of the book "The German emperor and his eastern neighbors".
1895 - Wrote "The borderland of czar and kaiser. Notes from both sides of the Russian frontier".
1919 - Wrote "Prussianism and pacifism; the two Wilhelms between the revolutions of 1848 and 1918".
1925 - He wrote "Seventy summers".
1930 - At the age of 74, he noted "its hell to live so long".
1954 - He entered the Dale Sanitarium on 14th of January and died on 28th of May.
1873 - Bigelow entered Yale College because of health problem; he took a two-year leave from studies.
1879 - Graduated at Yale College.
- He obtained a law degree from Columbia Law School.
1885 - Founded the first American magazine devoted to amateur sports, Outing.
1889 - He wrote "The German emperor".
1892 - Authored of the book "The German emperor and his eastern neighbors".
1895 - Wrote "The borderland of czar and kaiser. Notes from both sides of the Russian frontier".
1919 - Wrote "Prussianism and pacifism; the two Wilhelms between the revolutions of 1848 and 1918".
1925 - He wrote "Seventy summers".
1930 - At the age of 74, he noted "its hell to live so long".
1954 - He entered the Dale Sanitarium on 14th of January and died on 28th of May.
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