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100 1  Colt, George Howe. 
245 10 Brothers :|b[George Howe Colt on his brothers and brothers
       in history]|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cGeorge Howe 
       Colt. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bTantor Audio,|c2012. 
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511 1  Read by David Drummond. 
520    George Howe Colt believes that he would be an entirely 
       different man had he not grown up in a family of four 
       brothers. In Brothers, he movingly recounts the adoration,
       envy, rivalry, affection, anger, and compassion in their 
       shifting relationships from childhood through middle 
       age.In alternate chapters, Colt moves from a quest to 
       understand how his own brothers shaped his life to an 
       examination of the complex relationships between iconic 
       brothers in history. Listeners will learn how Edwin Booth 
       grew up to become the greatest actor on the nineteenth-
       century American stage while his younger brother John grew
       up to assassinate a president. They will discover how Will
       Kellogg worked for his older brother John Harvey as a 
       subservient yes-man for two decades until he finally broke
       free and launched the cereal empire that outlasted all his
       brother's enterprises. The author also relates how Vincent
       van Gogh would never have survived without the support of 
       his younger brother, Theo; how Henry David Thoreau's life 
       was shadowed by the early death of his older brother, 
       John; and how the Marx brothers collaborated on the screen
       but competed offstage for women, money, and 
       fame.Illuminating and affecting, this book will be 
       revelatory for anyone curious about how thoroughly a man's
       life can be molded by his brothers. 
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