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informative, extroverted, and personally confiding. He often described his attaching himself to a famous historic person (or key event for which that person was known) or to a revered place, such as the Taj Mahal. Acting as sort of an emcee, or performing some often cleverly garish stunt, he recalled that person and invoked a place associated with him; by so doing, he escorted readers to a different time and locale, with some reflective asides added for perspective into his narrative. Thus he duplicated
Hannibal's crossing of the Alps by elephant – naming the pachyderm he had gotten from a Paris zoo Miss Elysabethe Dalrymple; he emulated Ulysses' myriad adventures in the Mediterranean dressed often as a beach-comber or playboy; he re-enacted Robinson Crusoe's island solitude, adopting a menagerie of domestic pets with names such as Listerine, Kitty and Susie. Examples of this cultural self-enlistment filled his work and helped define his public image. Of further note, he retraced the fateful expedition of
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thought it "extraordinary" that "such a primitive race" as the Seri
Indians residing in Lower California "should live so close to (presumably civilized) Hollywood." Of the blending of races and cultures he encountered, Halliburton attempted to be descriptive rather than judgmental. Still, intrigued by the "slim Sonias" working in Blood Alley in Shanghai, he seemed both amused and dismayed by the interracial mingling that their physical appearances suggested to him: "When Chinese blood and foreign blood are mixed, especially if the foreign blood is Russian, Portuguese or French, the devastating result is something to write home about." Halliburton's ideas on miscegenation are traceable partly to racist notions prevalant in his day. One source was Lothrop Stoddard's
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swaying lanterns, and gilded kiosques containing the bride’s ceremonial robes, and princes on horseback surrounded by their colorful retinues. There was more than enough music. Last of all came the bride’s sedan hung with yellow brocade, roofed with a great gold dragon, and borne along by sixteen noblemen. I followed close behind the shrouded chair, and wondered about the state of mind of the little girl inside. Headed straight for prison, she was on the point of surrendering forever the freedom she had hitherto enjoyed... The procession wound its way to the 'Gate of
Propitious Destiny,' one of the entrances to the palace, and halted before it. Torches flared. There was subdued confusion and whispers.
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the brief interval between the two World Wars" and acclaims him as a "spokesman for the youth of a generation". Halliburton insisted throughout his career on the importance of travel abroad as a means of self-improvement and discovery. He was an advocate by example of the 'grand tour' championed by monarchs and the upper classes from the days of
1532:, who heard him lecture in the mid-1930s, credited Halliburton with steering him to a career in journalism. As the writer of a succession of bestsellers, and as a popular lecturer, Halliburton figured prominently in educating several generations of young Americans in the rudiments of geography, history and culture, especially through his two
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concrete ballast were supposedly poured into its hull. There were other concerns. Many observers thought the heavy diesel engine, which released endangering fumes, was out of place aboard a vessel that traditionally sailed sufficiently without mechanical assistance. Moreover, Chief
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to the eve of World War II, he thrilled an entire generation of readers." He was "clever, resourceful, undaunted, cheerful in the face of dreadful odds, ever-optimistic about the world and the people around him, always scheming about his next adventure." He wrote that
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At four in the morning this gorgeous spectacle moved through the moonlit streets of Peking en-route to the prison-palace. The entire city was awake and the people thronged the line of march. A forest of pennants blazed and fluttered past ...gold dragons on black silk, blue dragons on gold silk; and
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enjoined experiencing the moment before it vanished, inspired
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Hastily repaired and recaulked, the Sea Dragon left port once again on March 4, 1939. Recruits added to replace Potter and Torrey included able-bodied seamen Ben Flagg and Ralph
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and close friend of Paul Mooney. Mooney managed the construction of the house. The house, built of concrete and steel, fortress-like in appearance, contains a spacious living room and dining room and three bedrooms: one for
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and court officials hurried back and forth. Slowly, darkly, the great gates swung open,—I could look inside the courtyard and see the blazing avenue of lamps down which the procession would move up to the throne room where the emperor waited. Into the glitter and glamour of this 'Great Within' the
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refused to be associated with something called a "junk". While the Sea Dragon Expedition was partly funded through: paid subscriptions for a projected series of progress reports that Halliburton intended to send from China, sales of commemorative tokens and other keepsakes, and expected tourist
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that expression", Richard responded, expressing the view that distinguished his life-style, "and as far as I am able I intend to avoid that condition. When impulse and spontaneity fail to make my way uneven then I shall sit up nights inventing means of making my life as conglomerate and vivid as
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Halliburton was an early proponent of what Susan Sontag in her essay "Notes on 'Camp'" tagged "the theatricalization of experience." He did not just view legendary places and landscapes, but dramatized them, often by performing, in relationship to them, some athletic feat ultimately intended to
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distinctly top heavy, rode precariously low, rolling and heeling in moderately active waters. Nevertheless, on January 27, Halliburton assured his subscribers that the dry deck of the craft indicated its buoyancy and, implicitly, its seaworthiness. To improve its stability, however, ten tons of
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in Memphis, Tennessee. Architecture historian and writer Ted Wells considers Hangover House, which Halliburton commissioned, to be one of the "best modern houses in the United States". Nearly a quarter century after Halliburton's disappearance, his father donated $ 400,000 to build an imposing
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Halliburton's books were meant for the general reading public. Into households across America, they brought the world's many divergent peoples and cultures. Racist comments their author made, though for the time not unique to him, when revisited today, are unsettling. At times ethnocentric, he
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A vigorous correspondent, Halliburton wrote numerous letters to fans, friends, editors, sponsors, and literary acquaintances. To his parents alone, he wrote well over a thousand letters; a large selection of these, edited in part by his father Wesley, was published in 1940 by Bobbs-Merrill as
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also afflicted several crew members including Captain Welch. Halliburton himself suffered from a skin rash, the result perhaps of high anxiety, and nervous exhaustion. Days before the first crossing attempt, Mooney broke an ankle after falling down a ladder. Halliburton sent four letters to
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as a career. His fortunes changed when a representative of the Feakins Agency heard him deliver a talk, and soon Halliburton was given bookings for lectures. Despite a high-pitched voice and occasional discomfort on the details, Halliburton displayed such enthusiasm and recounted such vivid
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Until then, Halliburton had kept regular, if sporadic, contact with radio stations and trans-Pacific Ocean liners. At first the Coast Guard at Hawaii delayed searching for the missing ship, possibly thinking Halliburton staged his disappearance as a publicity stunt. After the
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possible.... And when my time comes to die, I'll be able to die happy, for I will have done and seen and heard and experienced all the joy, pain and thrills—any emotion that any human ever had—and I'll be especially happy if I am spared a stupid, common death in bed.
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of fairy tales, subsequently the title of his 1932 best-seller. They embarked on "one of the most fantastic, extended air journeys ever recorded" taking 18 months to circumnavigate the globe, covering 33,660 miles (54,100 km) and visiting 34 countries.
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Halliburton never married. In his teens he dated several young women and, as revealed in letters to them, was infatuated with at least two of them. As an adult, his companions were chiefly male. Among those romantically linked to him were film star
3241:(Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge, 2009), p. 259. For an additional view about Halliburton's racial attitudes, see p. 257; about his sexuality, see pp. 257–258. For a view of race in the post-World I era see Adam Hochschild,
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Moye Stephens was a skilled pilot. Halliburton, in a reassuring letter to his parents (January 23, 1932), recited his many flight skills. Stephens, for instance, during one aerobatic display, astutely aborted a
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and one for Levy. Because of its position, perched 400 feet (120m) above a sheer canyon, it was called "Hangover House" by Mooney, and this title was cast into a retaining wall on the site. Writer
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about the adventures she had in the air. In spite of being exhausted, and their plane becoming less safe, Stephens and Halliburton continued their eastward journey. In Persia, they took
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the last minute. The first few weeks of the voyage, if uneventful, went according to plan. Calamity struck on March 23, three weeks out to sea, when the ship headed into a
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recreations of his often bizarre foreign encounters that he became popular with audiences. On the strength of his lecturing and increasing celebrity appeal, publisher
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At 5'7" (170 cm) and about 140 pounds (64 kg), Halliburton was never robust but would seldom complain of sickness or poor stamina. He graduated from the
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to England. He toured historic places in London and Paris, but soon returned to Princeton in early 1920 to finish his schooling. His trip inspired in him a
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is the only man-made thing on our planet visible to the human eye from the moon." Although untrue, this statement was a possible source for
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subscribers from Hong Kong between November 20, 1938, and February 16, 1939; the fifth, he promised, would be sent from Midway Island.
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magazine paid him $ 150 for an article (equivalent to $ 2,280 in 2023). This initial success encouraged him to choose
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excursions. Major and immediate funding came from Halliburton's wealthy relatives, including the wife of his cousin
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the moment he realized that Halliburton had not fastened his seat belt. Stephens later became chief
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Denzer, Anthony (Fall 2009). "The Halliburton House and its Architect, William Alexander".
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One Hundred Years of Delightful Indigestion – Memphis Priceless and Treasured Receipts
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At the end of the year, Halliburton returned to Europe to fulfill his dream of emulating
1347:. His admiration may have been piqued by his exposure at Princeton to English Professor
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Richard Halliburton: His Story of His Life's Adventure As Told to His Mother and Father
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Horizon Chasers – The Lives and Adventures of Richard Halliburton and Paul Mooney
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Horizon Chasers – The Lives and Adventures of Richard Halliburton and Paul Mooney
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and the Richard Halliburton Collection at Paul Barret, Jr. Library at Rhodes College.
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Halliburton's last works (done in collaboration with journalist Paul Mooney), notably
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American Midnight - The Great War, A Violent Peace, and Democracy's Forgotten Crisis.
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822:". Paid well, to fulfill his end of the deal, Halliburton traveled extensively to
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for no pay, but unlimited expenses—to fly him around the world in an open cockpit
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185:, where the brothers, who were not close, spent their childhood. Richard attended
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direction finder. Regards Welch." That was the last message heard from the junk.
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Mahin Banu for a ride in the airplane; in neighbouring Iraq, they gave the young
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Horizon Chasers: The Lives and Adventures of Richard Halliburton and Paul Mooney
2414:"The Last Adventure of Richard Halliburton, the Forgotten Hero of 1930s America"
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Horizon Chasers: The Lives and Adventures of Richard Halliburton and Paul Mooney
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2245:(New York: Bobbs-Merrill, 1932), with itinerary maps. Retold in Jonathan Root,
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For public image and private reality, see R. Scott Williams, "Ladies' Man,"
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contracted with newspapers throughout the United States, beginning with the
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1489:) could equally captivate. Called the "Richard Halliburton of the occult,"
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Schwartz, David M. "On the Royal Road to Adventures with 'Daring Dick.'"
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Richard Halliburton and Moye Stephens: Traveling Around the World in the
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Journalism's Roving Eye – A History of American Foreign Reporting
2476:"Archive for four TLS letters from Richard Halliburton's Chinese junk
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programs featured in the curricula of many colleges and universities.
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400 miles (640 km) away, and 1,180 miles (1,900 km) west of
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Journalism's Roving Eye: A History of American Newsgathering Abroad
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Historical marker for Richard Halliburton in Brownsville, Tennessee
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887:(Italy). The following year Bobbs-Merrill published Halliburton's
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Flying Carpets, Flying Wings – The Biography of Moye Stephens
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Morris, Charles E. (III), "Richard Halliburton's Bearded Tales",
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Don't Die in Bed: The Brief, Intense Life of Richard Halliburton.
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Richard Halliburton biography – BOLD adventurer, globe trotter
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by Gerry Max in 2020. Of interest is Garrett Drake's fictional
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across the Pacific Ocean to San Francisco. The junk, named the
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Leaving college temporarily during 1919, Halliburton became an
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Pilot's Magazine), April 1996. Accessed online January 2, 2008
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For Mallory and other names mentioned see Index in Gerry Max,
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Flying Carpets, Flying Wings: The Biography of Moye Stephens.
3426:
Heaver, Stuart. "Richard Halliburton: The Hero Time Forgot,"
3163:, p. 55. "Character of Published Work" provided by Gerry Max.
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Gay Paris. Une histoire du Paris interlope entre 1900 et 1942
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Ramón Novarro: A Biography of the Silent Film Idol, 1899–1968
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See Ronald Gilliam, "Around the World in the Flying Carpet."
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thought it far too dangerous while China was torn by war and
3458:, Knoxville, Tennessee: University of Tennessee Press, 2020.
778:, convicted of conspiracy in the assassination of President
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during their time in Hong Kong at the start of the voyage.
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Two structures commemorate Halliburton: Hangover House in
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Halliburton was acquainted with swashbuckling cinema star
177:, to Wesley Halliburton, a civil engineer and real estate
3392:
The Advocate--The National Gay and Lesbian News Magazine,
2922:"Judge and Mrs. Harry J. Bias Return from Trip to Orient"
2790:"U.S.S. Astoria to Search for Halliburton on Voyage Home"
3525:, originally published August 1977, reprinted April 2001
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New York: Mariner Books/Harper/Collins Publishers, 2022.
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Richard Halliburton's Second Book of Marvels: the Orient
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Commissioned research travel and feature article writing
3576:, Charleston, South Carolina: The History Press, c2014.
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Following the path of Ulysses around the Mediterranean
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The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy
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search with several ships and scout planes, including
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Sylvia the first woman to fly in that country. At the
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Richard Halliburton and the Voyage of the Sea Dragon,
2974:"Believe San Diego Shipwreck May Be Halliburton Boat"
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on April 27, the plane was again loaded onto a ship (
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Richard Halliburton and the Voyage of the Sea Dragon
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Richard Halliburton and the Voyage of the Sea Dragon
1966:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1851:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1840:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1827:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1816:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1797:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1795:
Richard Halliburton's Book of Marvels: the Occident
1779:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1763:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1745:and South America, including the Panama Canal, the
1737:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1719:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company.
1454:through to the Belle Epoque, and he championed the
650:, which he had first visited in 1922. In Nepal, as
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1882:, Grosset & Dunlap-Publishers, New York, 1933
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3385:Playing the Game: The Homosexual Novel in America
3363:, Grosset & Dunlap-Publishers, New York, 1933
2738:"Friends Call on Coast Guard to Hunt Halliburton"
2712:"Last Minute News Bulletins: Fear for Adventurer"
2213:"Borneo Head Hunters Ask If Airship Can Lay Eggs"
2039:. The Bobbs-Merrill Company. p. Dedication.
193:in Michigan, run by the eccentric and innovative
16:American travel writer and adventurer (1900–1939)
3502:Abbeville, SC: Moonshine Cove Publishing, 2013,
3451:Volume 38, Nos. 1 & 2, 2014, pp. 80–94.
2628:
2626:
2380:"A New View of Richard Halliburton's Sea Dragon"
1571:, Halliburton stated, "Astronomers say that the
3486:Lancaster, California: Plane Mercantile, c2011.
3045:The Forgotten Adventures of Richard Halliburton
2247:Richard Halliburton – The Magnificent Myth
2131:"Moye W. Stephens, Richard Halliburton and the
2013:Richard Halliburton – The Magnificent Myth
1978:Richard Halliburton – The Magnificent Myth
1081:
957:On September 23, 1938, Halliburton boarded the
834:), to New York, Europe, and finally to Russia.
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3019:"'Hangover House' Holds Dreams of Halliburton"
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2384:Princeton University Library Manuscripts News
1836:Richard Halliburton's Complete Book of Marvels
1275:Red Wine of Youth—A Biography of Rupert Brooke
303:Witness to the wedding of the emperor of China
3567:Legacies of Love: A Heritage of Queer Bonding
3277:(New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996), pp. 34-35.
3257:
3255:
3249:(White Rose Press, Memphis, c1989), pp. 94–95
916:) is stamped into the concrete retaining wall
624:In Persia (now Iran) they met German aviator
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3444:. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co., 2007
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1951:
1949:
1581:Great Wall of China could be seen from space
344:Lecturer and pioneer of adventure journalism
3465:Vol. 95, No. 2, May 2009, pp. 123–147.
3390:Blankenship, Michael. "A Fellow Traveler,"
2534:. Sacramento, California. November 30, 1938
2352:"Richard Halliburton: the hero time forgot"
1848:The Royal Adventures of Richard Halliburton
1586:The Richard Halliburton Papers are held at
1536:, re-issued in one volume after his death.
1095: — Welch, master (March 24, 1939)
348:While Halliburton was attending Princeton,
3129:Richard Halliburton Papers: Correspondence
3070:Beyond Paradise: The Life of RamĂłn Novarro
2613:Evening with Ian Holland – 2045 AEST,
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2321:Also see Gerry Max, "House in Flight", in
1141:, on April 16. Later in May, an extensive
895:Hangover House in Laguna Beach, California
524:In 1930 Halliburton hired pioneer aviator
146:and adventurer who swam the length of the
31:
20:
3636:20th-century American non-fiction writers
3515:"Richard Halliburton: The Forgotten Myth"
2551:
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2062:"Richard Halliburton: The Forgotten Myth"
1497:) commanded nearly as wide a readership.
643:a ride, flying him over his school yard.
586:. While in Timbuktu, they were guests of
404:, which recounted his famous swim of the
220:, where he was on the editorial board of
201:. In 1917, following an apparent bout of
2947:"Clue Thought Found to Halliburton Boat"
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1707:, Bali, Japan and the ascent of Mt. Fuji
1302:, like his hero Lord Byron, he swam the
3213:The Book of Marvels – The Occident
3161:Halliburton – The Magnificent Myth
3142:, p. 12 et passim. Also Jonathan Root,
2583:"Halliburton Turns Back Due to Illness"
2187:"Richard Halliburton Arrives in Manila"
2097:Halliburton – The Magnificent Myth
1910:
1605:by R. Scott Williams appeared in 2014,
1469:. In his day he had few rivals, though
1437:Publisher James O'Reilly, who reissued
689:for a flight; he gave them 60 kilos of
234:and considered a career as a lecturer.
3313:, Snopes.com. Accessed January 2, 2008
2868:"Search for Author Lacking in Results"
2764:"No Trace Found of Halliburton's Junk"
2686:"Halliburton's Radio Silent Four Days"
1386:of Iraq and his son the Crown Prince.
850:; they asked him to do a story on the
212:in 1917, where he was chief editor of
142:after March 24, 1939) was an American
3597:Works by or about Richard Halliburton
3361:India Speaks with Richard Halliburton
2972:Maitland, Jules (February 10, 1945).
2895:"Halliburton Saga Replete with Feats"
2842:"Seaplanes Search in Vain for Author"
2501:Bernstein, Mark F. (March 20, 2019).
2442:"A Beautiful Casket – the Sea Dragon"
2440:Taylor, William R. (April 13, 2016).
1880:India Speaks with Richard Halliburton
7:
3472:Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 2016.
3215:(Bobbs-Merrill, c1937), pp. 154–155.
1004:Golden Gate International Exposition
924:designed a house for Halliburton in
163:Golden Gate International Exposition
3538:. November 14, 1932. Archived from
3521: (archived February 13, 2002),
2920:Christian, Sutton (July 24, 1940).
478:), only appeared in one movie, the
367:(1925), which became a bestseller.
228:The Princetonian Pictorial Magazine
3661:People from Brownsville, Tennessee
3631:20th-century American male writers
3477:Halliburton: The Magnificent Myth.
3342:Archives & Special Collections
3157:His Story of His Life's Adventures
2528:"Writer's Cachets Reach High Mark"
2412:Daugherty, Greg (March 24, 2014).
1609:by Cathryn J. Prince in 2016, and
1065:while handling the 18 foot (5.5m)
842:area. Other commissions followed:
646:In India, Halliburton visited the
14:
3681:20th-century American LGBT people
3641:American male non-fiction writers
3399:Richard Halliburton's Royal Road.
3144:Halliburton--The Magnificent Myth
3017:McClure, Hal (January 20, 1957).
2874:. Associated Press. June 11, 1939
2816:"Search Near End for Halliburton"
2160:Carash, Sherman (June 23, 1932).
1885:"Richard Halliburton, who in the
1749:Well of Death, and Devil's Island
1277:(New York: Bobbs-Merrill, 1952).
1255:Lady Violet Asquith Bonham-Carter
1249:Halliburton admired English poet
1200:, completed in 1938 by architect
946:(1943) upon Halliburton's house.
400:. In 1929, Halliburton published
3686:Memphis University School alumni
3247:Richard Halliburton's Royal Road
3224:Comments submitted by Gerry Max.
2634:"Junk Foundered in Gale, Belief"
912:(2016); the word "HANGOVER" (in
173:Richard Halliburton was born in
125:
3666:Writers from Memphis, Tennessee
3401:Memphis: White Rose Press, 1989
3051:, McFarland and Company, 1999.
2992:"Halliburton Held Legally Dead"
2893:Smith, Brooks (June 22, 1939).
2556:Zug, James (July–August 2014).
2219:. Associated Press. May 3, 1932
1403:The Letters from the Sea Dragon
674:. They gave her a ride, making
582:, using the fuel caches of the
420:, "cast away" on the island of
275:became his credo. The words of
3479:New York: Coward-McCann, 1965.
3394:July 18, 1989, pp. 38–43.
3288:North Carolina Literary Review
3176:pp. 351-352 for July 13, 1934.
2770:. United Press. April 17, 1939
2692:. United Press. March 29, 1939
2666:. United Press. April 25, 1939
2378:Skemer, Don (March 17, 2014).
2249:, pp. 169–205. Cf. Gerry Max,
1185:Richard Halliburton's monument
986:
977:
788:deliberately sank his own ship
486:(1932; re-released in 1947 as
230:. He also attended courses in
165:in San Francisco, California.
157:across the Pacific Ocean from
1:
3380:Atlanta: Quincunx Press, 2013
3080:. p.163. See also Gerry Max,
2286:Southern California Quarterly
2261:(Bobbs-Merrill, 1940), p. 352
2112:. McFarland and Company, 2007
2033:Halliburton, Richard (1925).
1655:. Indianapolis, Indiana: The
1615:The Secret of the King's Tomb
729:, which evolved into today's
682:, they took the chief of the
408:, his retracing the track of
370:Two years later he published
3587:Works by Richard Halliburton
3463:Quarterly Journal of Speech,
3273:For Walter Cronkite see his
3072:, St. Martin's Press, 2002.
2953:. United Press. July 7, 1940
2503:"What Would Halliburton Do?"
2482:. Tavistock Books. 1938–1939
2060:Guy Townsend (August 1977).
1919:"Panama Canal Authority FAQ"
1588:Princeton University Library
1555:, and the Memorial Tower at
1239:the station of the same name
1006:(GGIE) in San Francisco (at
953:expedition and disappearance
846:was producing a movie about
826:, Haiti, Martinique, Miami,
378:' adventures throughout the
216:. In 1921 he graduated from
3676:Princeton University alumni
2660:"Hopes Author Alive Fading"
1783:Covering Ethiopia, Russia,
1593:Beginning with Gerry Max's
1411:executioner of the Romanovs
1289:Character of published work
482:-produced semi-documentary
3702:
3651:LGBT people from Tennessee
3626:1930s missing person cases
3323:Richard Halliburton Papers
3084:, op. cit., p. 3 et passim
2358:. South China Morning Post
1993:. The Lawrenceville School
898:
796:Battle of Santiago de Cuba
782:, was imprisoned; Admiral
509:Halliburton (forward) and
282:The Picture of Dorian Gray
259:and boarded the freighter
3211:See Richard Halliburton,
3155:See Richard Halliburton,
2562:Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
2137:. Reprinted in part from
2036:The Royal Road to Romance
1867:(1929) in a single volume
1857:The Royal Road to Romance
1663:Covering the Matterhorn,
1652:The Royal Road to Romance
1439:The Royal Road to Romance
1407:The Log of the Sea Dragon
861:Memphis Commercial Appeal
754:Bell Syndicate Newspapers
513:(aft) shaking hands from
476:The Royal Road to Romance
365:The Royal Road to Romance
269:lust for even more travel
187:Memphis University School
124:
30:
3428:South China Morning Post
3406:Princeton Alumni Weekly,
1634:was named in his honor.
1553:Laguna Beach, California
926:Laguna Beach, California
169:Early life and education
138:(January 9, 1900 –
115:, adventure, exploration
3646:American travel writers
3530:"Fair-Haired Carpeteer"
3328:April 15, 2005, at the
3134:April 15, 2005, at the
3105:Paris Police Prefecture
2899:Santa Cruz Evening News
2742:Santa Cruz Evening News
2507:Princeton Alumni Weekly
2350:Heaver, Stuart (2014).
2099:, op. cit., pp. 100–105
1366:from Peruvian dictator
1345:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
1086:, March 23rd. Collins,
830:(to do research at the
784:Richmond Pearson Hobson
574:and set out across the
530:strength of a handshake
191:Battle Creek Sanitarium
2978:Berkeley Daily Gazette
2619:). The Passing Parade.
2611:(September 10, 2007).
2386:. Princeton University
2325:, op. cit, pp. 139–171
1861:The Glorious Adventure
1716:The Glorious Adventure
1569:Second Book of Marvels
1548:
1483:Martin and Osa Johnson
1425:and of Haitian leader
1423:Captain Richard Hobson
1376:Emperor Haile Selassie
1202:William Alexander Levy
1186:
1092:
933:School of Architecture
922:William Alexander Levy
917:
621:
606:, with a side trip to
566:, and on to Africa at
521:
468:Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
382:world as recounted in
372:The Glorious Adventure
341:
300:
263:that July, bound from
252:
223:The Daily Princetonian
175:Brownsville, Tennessee
56:Brownsville, Tennessee
3656:American LGBT writers
3263:Royal Road to Romance
3198:Richard Halliburton,
2998:. AP. October 5, 1939
1865:New Worlds to Conquer
1733:New Worlds to Conquer
1657:Bobbs-Merrill Company
1542:
1380:Last Emperor of China
1184:
1016:Walter Gaines Swanson
908:
814:, and "The Girl from
616:
598:, and continuing via
596:French Foreign Legion
508:
402:New Worlds To Conquer
336:Royal Road to Romance
334:Richard Halliburton,
291:
250:
3572:Williams, R. Scott.
3492:Smithsonian Magazine
3482:Schultz, Barbara H.
3449:Thomas Wolfe Review,
3347:May 2, 2010, at the
2996:San Pedro News-Pilot
2820:San Pedro News-Pilot
2794:San Pedro News-Pilot
2744:. UP. April 11, 1939
2638:San Pedro News-Pilot
2609:Doremus, John (host)
2416:. SmithsonianMag.com
2193:. AP. April 27, 1932
2145:Trans World Airlines
2072:on February 13, 2002
1925:on November 27, 2015
1905:Notes and references
1479:The Great Horn Spoon
1419:Spanish–American War
1378:of Ethiopia, to the
1298:to the heart of the
1194:Forest Hill Cemetery
808:Christopher Columbus
804:Citadelle Laferrière
792:Spanish–American War
472:Fox Film Corporation
279:, who in works like
226:and chief editor of
218:Princeton University
210:Lawrenceville School
37:Halliburton, c. 1933
3498:Taylor, William R.
3468:Prince, Cathryn J.
3311:Great Walls of Liar
3023:Santa Cruz Sentinel
2926:Santa Cruz Sentinel
2589:. February 15, 1939
2095:Cf. Jonathan Root,
2023:, September 2, 1934
1803:Marvels of the West
1631:Richard Halliburton
1543:Halliburton Tower,
1506:F. Scott Fitzgerald
1500:For contemporaries
1415:last ruling dynasty
1360:cultural ambassador
1356:cultural relativist
1235:Saint-Lazare Street
1221:and philanthropist
1174:, washed ashore in
1107:President Coolidge,
930:New York University
832:Library of Congress
768:Southern California
418:Alexander Selkirk's
195:John Harvey Kellogg
136:Richard Halliburton
25:Richard Halliburton
3671:People lost at sea
3433:Hochschild, Adam,
3411:Gilliam, Ronald, "
3200:The Flying Carpet,
2951:San Bernardino Sun
2872:San Bernardino Sun
2846:San Bernardino Sun
2822:. AP. May 31, 1939
2796:. AP. May 16, 1939
2768:San Bernardino Sun
2690:San Bernardino Sun
2664:San Bernardino Sun
2587:San Bernardino Sun
2217:San Bernardino Sun
1801:Originally titled
1776:Seven League Boots
1621:(Xlibris, c2021).
1549:
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1396:Seven League Boots
1354:Halliburton was a
1187:
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1051:President Coolidge
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852:Renaissance artist
752:Early in 1934 the
701:President McKinley
660:Maharajah of Nepal
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3561:The Flying Carpet
3542:on April 12, 2010
3430:, March 23, 2014.
3275:A Reporter's Life
3146:, p. 70 et passim
3117:978-2-213-65418-8
2243:The Flying Carpet
2021:Milwaukee Journal
1855:Republication of
1759:The Flying Carpet
1624:The World War II
1259:Walter de la Mare
883:(Switzerland) to
848:Benvenuto Cellini
828:Washington, D. C.
738:The Flying Carpet
652:The Flying Carpet
584:Shell Oil Company
492:Bride of the East
447:, philanthropist
434:Gertrude Atherton
396:on the island of
374:, which retraced
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113:Travel literature
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3601:Internet Archive
3565:Wilde, Winston.
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1514:Ernest Hemingway
1491:William Seabrook
1447:Great Depression
1427:Henri Christophe
1384:Feisal al Husain
1265:, Noel Olivier,
1263:Cathleen Nesbitt
1163:President Pierce
1159:The ocean liner
1096:
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