Trevelyan
yən, -ˈvɪl- noun
1.
George Macaulay, 1876–1962, English historian.
2.
his father, Sir George Otto, 1838–1928, English biographer, historian, and statesman.
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| 1. | George Macaulay. 1876--1962, British historian, noted for his English Social History (1944) |
| 2. | his father, Sir George Otto. 1838--1928, British historian and biographer. His works include a biography of his uncle Lord Macaulay (1876) |
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