@Bastable Jason Cochran is an author, junior historian, travel writer, WalletPop.com blogger, and your future best friend (so he claims).
In Noel Canning, what we have is the Justices as junior-faculty historians.
Lincoln: A Biography", by Ronald White junior, an academic and established Lincoln historian, will be among the most substantial new entrants.
"AS A democracy the United States ought presumably to be able to dispense with dynastic families," wrote Arthur Schlesinger junior, one of America's best-known historians, in 1947.
Still, the indispensable intellectual as well as social influence in Junior's life was obviously Arthur Senior, a path-breaking historian whose fame long preceded Junior's.
It may be significant, he adds, that Hague and David Lidington, the junior foreign minister responsible for the transfer process, are both historians and should be conscious of the potential for further "reputational risk" if the FCO continues to conceal documents.
Contemporaries who wrote accounts of his life included Alexander's campaign historian Callisthenes; Alexander's generals Ptolemy and Nearchus; Aristobulus, a junior officer on the campaigns; and Onesicritus, Alexander's chief helmsman.
His tutor Alan Bullock, the first biographer of Hitler, introduced him to the historian Lewis Namier, at that time a professor at Manchester University, and he secured a junior lectureship there in 1951.
What is it, historians might equally ask, that makes city bankers so prone to the sexual bullying and pursuit of junior female staff, to a point that may even feel more relentless than a Lib Dem awayday?
TOM BROKAW, New York My research as a culinary historian has led me to locate what I believe to be the first recipe for the "Ruben Junior" sandwich, published in 1941 by Joseph Oliver Dahl, who lived in New York at the time.
