C. T. Atkinson
Christopher Thomas Atkinson (born on 6 September 1874 - died 18 February 1964) was the preeminent tutor for British military history at the University of Oxford in the first half of the twentieth century. Early life, education, and family Atkinson attended Clifton College in Bristol, England, before going on to study at Magdalen College, Oxford, where he obtained a first class degree in modern history in 1896, then gained a second in “Greats” in 1898. Also in 1898, he won the Lothian Prize Essay with his 200-page study on the sixteenth-century French statesman Michel de l'Hôpital. In 1912, he married Cosette Maurice, sister of future Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice (soldier, born 1871), Frederick Maurice. She died in 1924. Academic Career In 1898, Exeter College, Oxford elected him a Fellow. The University of Oxford selected its first lecturer in military history, Sir Foster Cunliffe in 1905. Three years later, the University appointed an additional tutor to assist in a s ...
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