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Coolidge (ARCHIBALD CARY an versity)

ARCHIBALD CARY, an versity in 1887 and studied in Berlin several years, and in 1893 was secretary and in Paris. He acted as private sec- He was appointed instructor of history retary to his uncle, T. J. Coolidge, for He was appointed instructor of history in Harvard University in 1893, becoming assistant professor in 1899 and professor in 1908. From 1911 he was diwas Harvard lecturer at the Sorbonne rector of the University Library. He and other French universities in 1906 and 1907, and acted as delegate to the 191 Pan - American Scientific Congress at Santiago, Chile, in 1908-1909. In 1913the World War he acted as special agent 1914 he was Harvard exchange profesof the State Department in Sweden and sor at the University of Berlin. During tached to the Peace Conference as ad- mission in Vienna. In 1919 he was atnorthern Russia, and was chief of the State Department in Sweden and viser and was a member of several scimission in Vienna. In 1919 he was atentific societies. He wrote "The United States as a World Power" (1908); and "Origins of the Triple Alliance" (1917). States as a World Power" (1908) and public official, Republican candidate for vice-president in 1920. He was born in from Amherst College in 1895. In the fall of that year he began the study of 1872 in Plymouth, Vt ., and graduated

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