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Douglas J. Gladstone

Douglas J. Gladstone

The critically acclaimed author of two books, Douglas J. Gladstone is also a freelance writer whose works have previously appeared in the Chicago Sun Times, America in World War 2 Magazine, Baseball Digest and the National Italian American Foundation's Ambassador Magazine, among others. His story on George Washington and the Battle of Harlem Heights appeared in History Magazine last September.

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He describes it as “the best role” of his career. Yet actor William Daniels, whose portrayal of John Adams in both the Broadway and…

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