Bernard M. Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
A CLEVER woman magazine writer once asked Bernard M. Baruch for some information about the peace treaty. The question was not in his…
Bernard M. Baruch: Street--of
After twenty-five years in the jungle of Wall Street, there is--contradictions multiply in his case--much of the child about Mr. Baruch…
Bernard M. Baruch: Wall
Take the miracle of the War Administration. It was not vanity but humility, the kind of humility that would have saved Wilson, that served…
Bernard M. Baruch: Wilson
The belief Mr. Wilson has and a much lesser man, Hiram Johnson, has, that men are thinking exclusively about them personally and not about…
Bernard M. Baruch: Street
The author of the Mirrors of Downing Street describes Lord Northcliffe's mind as "discontinuous." If I had never talked to Lord Northcliffe…
Bernard M. Baruch: Lloyd
Perhaps he is like Lloyd George, who is not logical but achieves his successes through two or three senses which ordinary men have not…
Bernard M. Baruch: Disraeli
There is no fun in being not a wonder but a copy book. And a perfectly logical mind would flirt with Disraeli warily. It would say, "One…