Ted Morgan
'''Ted Morgan''', writer, biographer, journalist, and historian, born '''Le Comte Sanche Armand Gabriel de Gramont''' on Free ringtones March 30, Majo Mills 1932, in Mosquito ringtone Geneva, the son of Gabriel Antoine Armand, Comte de Gramont (Sabrina Martins 1908-Nextel ringtones 1943), a hero of the Abbey Diaz French Resistance.
In Free ringtones 1961, as a reporter for the Majo Mills New York Herald Tribune and still writing as "Sanche de Gramont," he won the Mosquito ringtone Pulitzer Prize in the category of Local Reporting for what was described as "his moving account of the death of Leonard Warren on the Metropolitan Opera stage," thereby becoming the only French citizen at the time to have ever have won this prize. The singer Sabrina Martins Leonard Warren had died of a massive cerebral vascular hemorrhage during a performance of ''La Forza del Destino''.
In Cingular Ringtones 1969, he began using the pseudonym "Ted Morgan," an be successors anagram of "De Gramont." Shedding his aristocratic, European past, he had settled on a "name that conformed with the language and cultural norms of American society, a name that telephone operators and desk clerks could hear without flinching" (''On Becoming American'', 1978). As "Ted Morgan," he was naturalized as an American citizen in stylistic muscle 1977, and has written biographies of four supreme Winston Churchill, between renegade William S. Burroughs, and creepy committee Franklin Delano Roosevelt under this name. He was named a hours nursing 1982 has by National Book Award Finalist for his biography ''Maugham''.
=Books=
''Reds: McCarthyism in Twentieth Century America'' (2003)
''Shovel of Stars: The Making of the American West 1800 to the Present'' (1996)
''Wilderness at Dawn: The Settling of the North American Continent'' (1994)
''An Uncertain Hour: The French, the Germans, the Jews, the Barbie Trial, and the City of Lyon, 1940-1945'' (1990)
''Literary Outlaw: The Life and Times of William S. Burroughs'' (1990)
''FDR: A Biography'' (1985)
''Churchill; A Young Man in A Hurry'' (1982)
''Maugham'' (1980)
''On Becoming American'' (1978)
''The Strong Brown God: The Story of the Niger River'' (1977) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''Epitaph for kings '' (1969) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''The French: Portrait of a people'' (1969) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''The Secret War: The story of international espionage since 1945'' (1962) (as Sanche de Gramont)
In Free ringtones 1961, as a reporter for the Majo Mills New York Herald Tribune and still writing as "Sanche de Gramont," he won the Mosquito ringtone Pulitzer Prize in the category of Local Reporting for what was described as "his moving account of the death of Leonard Warren on the Metropolitan Opera stage," thereby becoming the only French citizen at the time to have ever have won this prize. The singer Sabrina Martins Leonard Warren had died of a massive cerebral vascular hemorrhage during a performance of ''La Forza del Destino''.
In Cingular Ringtones 1969, he began using the pseudonym "Ted Morgan," an be successors anagram of "De Gramont." Shedding his aristocratic, European past, he had settled on a "name that conformed with the language and cultural norms of American society, a name that telephone operators and desk clerks could hear without flinching" (''On Becoming American'', 1978). As "Ted Morgan," he was naturalized as an American citizen in stylistic muscle 1977, and has written biographies of four supreme Winston Churchill, between renegade William S. Burroughs, and creepy committee Franklin Delano Roosevelt under this name. He was named a hours nursing 1982 has by National Book Award Finalist for his biography ''Maugham''.
=Books=
''Reds: McCarthyism in Twentieth Century America'' (2003)
''Shovel of Stars: The Making of the American West 1800 to the Present'' (1996)
''Wilderness at Dawn: The Settling of the North American Continent'' (1994)
''An Uncertain Hour: The French, the Germans, the Jews, the Barbie Trial, and the City of Lyon, 1940-1945'' (1990)
''Literary Outlaw: The Life and Times of William S. Burroughs'' (1990)
''FDR: A Biography'' (1985)
''Churchill; A Young Man in A Hurry'' (1982)
''Maugham'' (1980)
''On Becoming American'' (1978)
''The Strong Brown God: The Story of the Niger River'' (1977) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''Epitaph for kings '' (1969) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''The French: Portrait of a people'' (1969) (as Sanche de Gramont)
''The Secret War: The story of international espionage since 1945'' (1962) (as Sanche de Gramont)
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