Autograph letter signed : London, to Sir Ernest Barker, 1928 Sept. 20.
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1898-1905 fellow of Merton College, Oxford; 1899-1909 lecturer, modern history, Wadham College, Oxford; 1909-1913 fellow and lecturer, St John's College, Oxford; 1913-1920 fellow and tutor, New College, Oxford; 1920-1927 principal, King's College, London; 1928-1939 professor of political science and fellow, Peterhouse, Cambridge; 1939-1941 director for courses in military and political studies; 1944 knighthood; 1947-1948 professor of political science, the University of Cologne; 194...
