Secretary of the Round Table journal 1910-1916; Lloyd George's principal private secretary 1916-1921; British Ambassador to USA 1939-1940. Documented Christian Scientist (Mary Baker Eddy follower); Round Table member who shaped the post-1918 Anglo-American institutional integration. His Round Table March 1918 essay "Three Doctrines in Conflict" articulated the Round Table's ideological program (Prussianism vs Bolshevik Revolution vs Anglo-American Commonwealth). His 1918-10-15 letter to Lionel Curtis: "the inhabitants of Africa and parts of Asia have proved unable to govern themselves" — the structural premise of the League of Nations "trustee" framework. Died December 12, 1940. (Claim WiU-22-032.)
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