Bibliograph

Unbelievable, the story of a small boy who defeats huge physical and psychological challenges to become a brilliant scientist working among the Who's Who on the atomic bomb, Stella Brooks

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Unbelievable, the story of a small boy who defeats huge physical and psychological challenges to become a brilliant scientist working among the Who's Who on the atomic bomb, Stella Brooks

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Unbelievable

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Stella Brooks

Sub title

the story of a small boy who defeats huge physical and psychological challenges to become a brilliant scientist working among the Who's Who on the atomic bomb

Summary

The word "unbelievable" defines the life of Dr. Harrison Miller Moseley. As a testament to grit, determination and faith, Dr. Moseley's life exemplifies the good that can come from facing and surviving extremely challenging circumstances. As his biography reveals, his astonishing life had a purpose. Emerging from humble beginnings, Miller Moseley experienced multiple tragedies while growing up in North Texas, and survived the Great Depression. The tribulations and obstacles he endured formed in him the determination and unstoppable fortitude needed to live out an incredible life. From playing left end for the famed 1938 Fort Worth Masonic Home Masons football team, being, handpicked by Nathan Rosen to assist on the Manhattan Project, and teaching for forty years at Texas Christian University, Dr. Harrison Miller Moseley's story, like his life, is truly unbelievable!

Target audience

adult

resource.variantTitle

Unbelievable, the unmasking of Dr. Harrison Miller Moseley

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