Arthur Irving Andrews
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Arthur Irving Andrews (November 27, 1878-October 1967) was an American college professor, born in Providence, Rhode Island, and educated at Brown University, the University of Wisconsin, and Harvard University. He was professor of history and public law at Tufts College (1912-20) and professor of diplomacy at Charles University, Prague (1921). He contributed to the American Journal of International Law, Historical Outlook, Science Review, etc.
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