Croly, Herbert David

Japanese: クローリー（英語表記）Croly， Herbert David

Born: January 23, 1869 in New York
[Died] May 17, 1930. New York. American author, founder and editor of The New Republic. After graduating from Harvard University, he worked as an editor and contributor to an architecture magazine, and in 1914 founded The New Republic, attacking American complacency. His major work, The Promise of American Life (1909), influenced T. Roosevelt and T. W. Wilson. In his later years, his interest shifted to philosophy and religious issues.

Crowley
Croly, George

[Birth] 1780
[Died] 1860
Irish poet and novelist. In addition to the novel Salathiel (1828), based on the legend of the "Wandering Jew," he also wrote long poems and verse dramas.

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Japanese:

[生]1869.1.23. ニューヨーク
[没]1930.5.17. ニューヨーク
アメリカの作家，『ニュー・リパブリック』誌の創始者，編集者。ハーバード大学卒業後建築雑誌の編集と寄稿に従事し，1914年『ニュー・リパブリック』誌を創刊，アメリカ人の自己満足を攻撃する論陣を張った。主著『アメリカ生活の将来性』 The Promise of American Life (1909) は T.ルーズベルトや T.W.ウィルソンに影響を与えた。晩年彼の関心は哲学，宗教問題に移った。