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'''Henry Luce''' (1898-1967) was the cofounder in 1923 and long-time publisher of ''Time'' magazine, as well as ''Life'' and ''Fortune'' magazines.  They were the most infleuntial magazines in the country until the 1970s.

'''Henry Robinson Luce''' (April 3, 1898 – February 28, 1967) was the cofounder in 1923 and long-time publisher of ''Time'' magazine, as well as ''Life'' and ''Fortune'' magazines.  They were the most infleuntial magazines in the country until the 1970s.

Luce was born in China of Presbyterian missionary parents, and always strongly publicized and supported China, especially [[Chiang Kai-shek]]. He opposed Communism throughout the [[Cold War]].

Luce was born in China of Presbyterian missionary parents, and always strongly publicized and supported China, especially [[Chiang Kai-shek]]. He opposed Communism throughout the [[Cold War]].

A conservative Republican, he was one of the most influential shapers of public opinion from the 1920s to his death. In 1941 he proclaimed the "American Century,"—the American mission to spread democracy, freedom and capitalism and prosperity.

A conservative Republican, he was one of the most influential shapers of public opinion from the 1920s to his death. In 1941 he proclaimed the "American Century,"—the American mission to spread democracy, freedom and capitalism and prosperity.