Teacher, historian, and author Stephen Ambrose died Sunday, 13 October
2002 at age 66 of lung cancer.
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\”Stephen
Ambrose dies at 66.\” … \”Stephen E. Ambrose, the
military historian and biographer whose books recounting the combat feats
of American soldiers and airmen fueled a national fascination with the
generation that fought World War II, died yesterday at a hospital in Bay
St. Louis, Miss. Mr. Ambrose, who lived in Bay St. Louis and Helena, Mont.,
was 66.\” –By Richard Goldstein
–NYTimes via –FT.com
\”Stephen
Ambrose dies; his books r[e]counted US epics.\” …
\”Between 1996 and 2001, he published no fewer than nine books, as well
as the revised edition of a textbook. In all, he wrote or edited 36 books.
To maintain such relentless productivity, Dr. Ambrose would rise each morning
at 4 to get in at least three hours of uninterrupted writing. \’\’The art
of writing,\’\’ he liked to say, \’\’is the art of applying the seat of your
pants to the seat of the chair.\’\’\” … \”So prolific was Dr. Ambrose that
in 2001 The Wall Street Journal dubbed him and his various enterprises
– writing, lecturing, even lending his name to historical tours -\’\’History
Inc.\’\’\” –By Mark Feeney
–Boston/Globe
\”Books
by Historian Stephen Ambrose.\”
–AP via –ABCNEWS.com
\”Author
pays `tribute,\’ without attribution.\”
-Post by Blake –LISNews
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