slater brown造句

• William Slater Brown died at age 100 in 1997.
• During this time he married Susan Jenkins, who was part of the Provincetown Players group, and they had one son, Gwilym Slater Brown ( 1928 & ndash; 1974 ).
• In 1923 Malcolm Cowley and Slater Brown published  Chapter CCCLXVIII of Joseph Gould s History of the Contemporary World in " Broom : An International Magazine of the Arts ".
• On September 21, 1917, just five months after his belated assignment, he and a friend, William Slater Brown, were arrested by the French military on suspicion of espionage and undesirable activities.
• The two lived together in Greenwich Village, but moved to " Robber Rocks ", a house in Patterson, New York, with friends Slater Brown and his wife Sue, Hart Crane, and Malcolm Cowley.
• In late August 1917 his friend and colleague, William Slater Brown ( known in the book only as " B . " ), was arrested by French authorities as a result of anti-war sentiments B . had expressed in some letters.
• William Slater Brown, one of the last survivors of the Lost Generation of writers whose restless, rebellious lives were shaped by World War I and the postwar bohemian society of New York's Greenwich Village, died June 22 at his home in Rockport, Mass . He was 100.
• His books, published under the name Slater Brown, include the novel " The Burning Wheel " ( 1943 ); " Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys " ( 1956 ), a biography for children; and " The Heyday of Spiritualism " ( 1970 ), a study of the 19th-century interest in parapsychology and the occult.