buried in Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York. Works (1897). Literary Statesmen and Others Essays on Men Seen from a Distance [reissued by Books for Libraries Press, 1972] (1899). Abraham Lincoln: The Man of the People. (1899). Daniel Webster. (1901). George Washington. (1901). The Stage in America, 1897–1900. (1911). Industry and Progress. (1919). The Jewish Commonwealth. (1920). The Advancing Hour. (1927). Professional Patriots (with Sidney Howard, and John Hearley). (1927). Up From the City Streets: A Biographical Study of Alfred E. Smith (with Henry Moskowitz). (1929). Why Janet Should Read Shakspere (sic). (1930). The Changing Years. Louis Lorwin, The Women's Garment Makers (pgs. 351 - 352). References External links The Political Graveyard: Norman Hapgood United States Department of State: Ambassadors to Denmark Norman Hapgood's grave in Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York Norman Hapgood and Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood Papers Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Photogravure of Hapgood by Doris Ulmann 1868 births 1937 deaths American magazine editors 20th-century American biographers American male biographers Writers from Chicago Harvard Law School alumni Ambassadors of the United States to Denmark Burials at Green-Wood Cemetery Progressive Era in the United States Historians from Illinois Harper's Weekly editors Harvard College alumni