Born
28 Oct 1903, in Connecticut
Articles
A Reviewer Remembered: John Chamberlain 1903-1995, by Edmund A. Opitz, The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, Jun 1995
"John Chamberlain lived with the printed word most of his life. He was a reader from his earliest years and during his four years at Yale acquired a command of Western Civilization's literary treasures. John's fine literary sense developed early, along with a superb style."
"John Chamberlain lived with the printed word most of his life. He was a reader from his earliest years and during his four years at Yale acquired a command of Western Civilization's literary treasures. John's fine literary sense developed early, along with a superb style."
Memoirs of a Simple Honorable Man, by Charles H. Hamilton, The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, Nov 1992
"John Chamberlain has read a remarkable number of books in 89 years; one suspects he was born reading a book (on October 28, 1903). By one count he has published over 20,000 essays and reviews. ... in addition to The Freeman, John had a widely featured three-times-a week syndicated column from 1960 until 1990."
"John Chamberlain has read a remarkable number of books in 89 years; one suspects he was born reading a book (on October 28, 1903). By one count he has published over 20,000 essays and reviews. ... in addition to The Freeman, John had a widely featured three-times-a week syndicated column from 1960 until 1990."