Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton

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An influential figure in English literature, Arthur Christopher Benson was an essayist, poet, and academic, best known for the lyrics of "Land of Hope and Glory." He taught at Eton before returning to Cambridge as a Fellow of Magdalene College, where he later served as president and Master. His tenure from 1915 until his death in 1925 marked significant contributions to the college and education. Additionally, he held a governance role at Gresham's School, shaping the literary landscape of his time.