China's Great Convulsion, 1894-1924 How Chinese Overthrew A Dynasty, Fought Chaos And Warlords, And Still Helped The Western Allies Win World War One

In a lengthy career, John Fulton Lewis has engaged in all journalistic disciplines: as a reporter, editor, broadcaster-producer, media relations specialist, and newsletter publisher. For more than four decades, he enjoyed the opportunity of working with many U.S. and world leaders as a radio and TV documentary producer, interviewer, editorialist, and commentator. Though he has traveled and worked on assignment in Africa, Western Europe, the Middle East and Latin America, Asia is his prime area of interest and, because of his family’s long involvement there, he has focused most intensely on China, particularly the history, culture and concerns of the Chinese people. Lewis is also the author of Good Will: for the Love of People, the definitive history of the Goodwill Industries of America. Lewis lives and writes in Reedville, Virginia.Lewis, John Fulton is the author of 'China's Great Convulsion, 1894-1924 How Chinese Overthrew A Dynasty, Fought Chaos And Warlords, And Still Helped The Western Allies Win World War One', published 2004 under ISBN 9781883378837 and ISBN 1883378834.