Arthur Brisbane (1864 Ä 1936) was one of the best known American newspaper editors of the 20th century. In 1882, he began work as a newspaper reporter and editor in New York City. Several volumes of Brisbane's editorials have been published, including "The Book of Today," "The Book of Today and the Future Day," and "The Brisbane advertising philosophy." A few of the editorials included in this collection are Why Are All Men Gamblers?, Did We Once Live on the Moon?, The Existence of God--Parable of the Blind Kittens, The Automobile Will Make Us More Human, What Will 999 Years Mean to the Human Race?, No Napoleonic Chess Player on an Air Cushion, Where Your Body Came From, How Marriage Began, France Has Learned Her Lesson, and The Importance of Education Proved in Lincoln's Case.