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Charles Strong

Person · Profile checked · 15 detected mentions

Bessie’s husband, a philosopher and friend of William James and George Santayana.

Also appears as: Charles A. Strong · Charles Strong

Documented relationships

Elizabeth Rockefeller StrongmarriedCharles Strong. Married on March 22, 1889.
Evidence: Ch. 17, ¶24

Augustus H. Strongfather ofCharles Strong.
Evidence: Ch. 17, ¶13

Charles Strongpupil and friendWilliam James.
Evidence: Ch. 17, ¶14

Charles Strongfriend and philosophical colleagueGeorge Santayana.
Evidence: Ch. 17, ¶14

Charles Strongfather ofMargaret Strong de Cuevas.
Evidence: Ch. 34, ¶6

Charles Strongmaintained a villa inFiesole.
Evidence: Ch. 34, ¶6

In the book

Ch. 17, ¶22 Ch. 17, ¶24 Ch. 21, ¶47 Ch. 21, ¶60 Ch. 21, ¶90 Ch. 22, ¶128 Ch. 26, ¶63 Ch. 34, ¶6 Notes, ¶1310 Notes, ¶1321 Notes (Continued), ¶339 Notes (Continued), ¶343

All 15 source references

Shared passages

A shared paragraph is a reading connection, not proof of a historical relationship. Entries link to the first shared source paragraph.

Elizabeth Rockefeller Strong · 8 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
John D. Rockefeller, Sr. · 7 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
Pratt. Charles, Sr. · 5 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
William James · 3 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
Rockefeller family · 3 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
George Santayana · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
Paris · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
Germany · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22
Margaret · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 21, ¶47
Europe · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 21, ¶60
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. · 2 shared paragraphs · Ch. 21, ¶90
Standard Oil · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 17, ¶22

All 40 shared-passage connections

Automatic suggestions

Unverified verb connections; read the source before interpreting them as facts.

Charles Strong · marry · Elizabeth Rockefeller Strong · Ch. 21, ¶47

Print index

Strong, Charles — 303-6, 316, 411-14,

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