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A keen observer of world politics in the early twentieth century, this writer brought major international changes to general readers with clear, reportorial energy. Best known today for The Rebirth of Turkey, the work captures a country remaking itself after war and empire.

by Clair Price
Clair Price was an early twentieth-century writer whose work focused on international affairs and political change. The strongest confirmed record found here is his authorship of The Rebirth of Turkey, a nonfiction book now available through Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive.
From the book itself, Price explains that it grew out of close attention to events in Turkey and that parts of the material had previously appeared in Current History in New York and the Fortnightly Review in London. That points to a journalist or commentator comfortable writing for major periodicals and turning fast-moving world events into accessible narrative.
Reliable biographical details beyond that were not clearly confirmed in the sources reviewed, so it is safest to remember Clair Price chiefly as a contemporary interpreter of a pivotal historical moment—an author whose work helped English-language readers understand the political rebirth of modern Turkey.