Lancelot Hogben
Born in Southsea, HampshireBorn on 9th of November 1895
Died on 22nd of August 1975
Born 1895. Died 1975 - Physiologist and writer.
Studied physiology at Trinity College, Cambridge. A pacifist during WWI he was imprisoned as a conscientious objector in 1916. Held academic posts in England, Scotland, Canada and South Africa. Wrote a number of popular books on science including Mathematics for the Million (1936) and Science for the Citizen (1938). Created an international language, Interglossa.
More famous Britons here
Contributors: Do you have a site related to Lancelot Hogben?
Supply some content
for this page and we will gladly add a link to your site. Email here.
6297 views since 17th July 2007
Brit Quote: |
|
On this day: |