"The Practical Cogitator Or The Thinker's Anthology" 1945 CURTIS, Charles P Jr. and GREENSLET, Ferris Yachting set designer and cult figure

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"The Practical Cogitator Or The Thinker's Anthology" 1945 CURTIS, Charles P Jr. and GREENSLET, Ferris Yachting set designer and cult figureCURTIS, Charles P Jr., GREENSLET, Ferris [577] pp. Houghton Mifflin Company 1945 7 1 2" x 4 3 4" Two extraordinary men of intellect, Charles P. Curtis, Jr. and Ferris Greenslet, selected and edited a compendium entitled, The Practical Cogitator The Thinkers Anthology. Curtis, a Boston Lawyer who taught Constitutional Law at Harvard, and Greenslet, Literary Editor at Houghton Mifflin, spent almost a decade in an ambitious undertaking almost beyond the