Herbert Hoover: The Man and His Work

Name: Herbert Hoover: The Man and His Work
Author: Vernon L. Kellogg

By Vernon L. Kellogg

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The author presents a chronological, observer's portrait of a public servant, tracing childhood and university years, a technical career abroad, and a shift into leadership of large humanitarian and administrative programs during and after the war. The account emphasizes organization and methods used to relieve mass starvation, diplomatic obstacles, and the principles and operations of food administration and relief agencies, with particular attention to efforts for children. Detailed chapters describe key campaigns and supporting appendices document outcomes and procedures.

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Vernon L. Kellogg

Vernon L. Kellogg was an American zoologist and author known for his contributions to both science and literature. He wrote extensively on topics related to zoology and entomology, with notable works such as "Elementary Zoology, Second Edition" and "Insect Stories," which reflect his passion for the natural world. Kellogg also explored historical themes in his biography of Herbert Hoover, titled "Herbert Hoover: The Man and His Work." His writings often aimed to educate and engage readers in the wonders of biology and the intricacies of insect life, making significant contributions to popular science literature.