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James Auchmuty (Modern History and Political Science, 1929), historian, wartime
MI6 propagandist, inaugural vice-chancellor,
University of Newcastle, Australia. •
J. B. Bury (Classics, 1879), Byzantine scholar,
Regius Professor of Modern History at
Cambridge University and mentor to
Steven Runciman. •
Mary Elmes (Modern Literature (French and Spanish), 1931), Irish aid worker that was honoured as
Righteous Among the Nations for saving the lives of more than 200 Jewish children during the
Second World War. She also won the gold medal at Trinity. •
R. F. Foster (History and Political Science, 1969), historian. •
Norman Jeffares (Classics, 1941), literary scholar. Father of Humphrey Lloyd, also a scholar and Provost of Trinity. •
George Green Loane (Classics, 1889), classical scholar •
John V. Luce (Classics, 1939), classical scholar. •
F. S. L. Lyons (Modern History and Political Science, 1943), historian and Provost of Trinity College Dublin. •
R. B. McDowell (Modern History and Political Science, 1936), historian. •
Brendan Simms (History, 1986), Professor of the History of International Relations, Cambridge University. • Calder Walton, historian and current Ernest May Fellow in History and Policy,
Harvard Kennedy School of Government. •
James Whitelaw (Classics, 1769), historian, writer, statistician and philanthropist. •
George Newenham Wright (Classics, 1812), writer and clergyman. ==Law, politics and government==