Henry C. Rowland

Charles Raymond Macauley (1871-1934). American cartoonist and illustrator. He received the 1930 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning for his 1929 cartoon "Paying for a Dead Horse." Works: As illustrator: frontispiece, The Mountain of Fears (1905) by Henry C. Rowland...... American pulp fiction writer; contributor to magazines like The Popular Magazine; many of his works were adapted into films. Pen name Henry C. Rowland Rowland, Henry Cottrell was born on May 12, 1874 in New York, United States. Son of George and Maria Townsend (Durfee Rowland. Education: Educated private schools, New York and Stanford, Connecticut, 1 year Williams College. Doctor of Medicine Yale Medical School, 1898. Career: Able seaman, United States auxiliary cruiser Yankee, Spanish-American War. Actg. assistant surgeon United States of America, Philippine campaign, 1899-1900. Physician in Vermenton and Accolay, France, 1914-1915. Director local military auxiliary hospital, 1916. Allied publicity and propaganda work in the United States, 1917. War correspondent Collier's Weekly and accredited special agent of the intelligence department United States Navy, in France, 1918.

The Mountains of Fears is a short story written by Henry C.(Cottrell) Rowland an American pulp fiction writer. This book is one of many works by Henry C. Rowland which first published in 1905.