Boomhower

Proper noun

Meaning

Boomhower (plural Boomhowers)

A surname.

Examples

Boomhower, p. 110. Morrow, p. 15. Ben-Hur, an adventure story of revenge and redemption, is told from the perspective of a Jewish nobleman named Judah Ben-Hur. Source: Internet

Boomhower, p. 47 World War II World War II broke out while Grissom was still in high school, and he was eager to enlist upon graduation. Source: Internet

Boomhower, p. 90, and Morrow, p. 13. Wallace wrote the manuscript for Ben-Hur, his second and best-known novel, during his spare time at Crawfordsville, and completed it in Santa Fe, while serving as the territorial governor of New Mexico. Source: Internet

Boomhower, p. 12 and 134. Legacy and honors Wallace was a man of many interests and a lifelong adventure seeker, who remained a persistent, self-confident man of action. Source: Internet

Boomhower, p. 138. Wallace is the only novelist honored in the hall. Source: Internet

Boomhower, p. 11 and 110. By 1886, it was earning Wallace about $11,000 in annual royalties (equivalent to $290,000 in 2015 dollars), and provided Wallace’s family with financial security. Source: Internet

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