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The Man Who Lived in a Shoe
Published in 1922 The Man Who Lived in a Shoe is a classic fiction by Henry James Forman, American author popularly known for his 1933 book Our Movie Made Children. Excerpt from The Man Who Lived in a Shoe "Time out of mind we have been friends, Gertrude and I, as our mothers had been before us. She, the highly modern spinster and I, such as I am, have been linked for years by an engagement which is not an engagement in the old sense at all. It is a sort of entente cordiale. An engagement in the conventional meaning of the word would be as abhorrent to Gertrude as the old-fashioned marriage. As soon would she think of "being given in marriage" with bell, book and orange blossoms as of calling herself "Mrs. Randolph Byrd"—or anything but Miss Bayard.
In the Footprints of Heine
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Aces of Canada: James Forman
The Aerodrome offers information on World War I ace and Canadian aviator James Henry Forman (1896-1972). The Aerodrome highlights Forman's rank, service, number of victories, dates of birth and death, and other information on Forman. He flew a Sopwith Camel and a Sopwith Triplane.
