Professor of Italian Studies at Univ of Manchester sinc 1935/died at "Arborfield" Langham Road, of streptoccocic abcess of the larynx. Buried in family plot. He He became a naturalized American citizen in Boston, Massachusetts on October 2, 1922 in District Court. Married to Helene Bullock of Arborfield. Mother is Mrs. Watson Bullock, Colchester, England. Brother is Sir Christopher Bullock, KCB, CBE Knight, Ivy House, Whitford, North Wales.
He had been Professor of Italian at the Univ of Chicago from 1927 until he returned to England. With his work interrupted by the war he gave hundreds of lectures as far away as Scapa Flow wearing himself out. He had previously been at Harvard University when he first came to the USA.
He had been Professor of Italian at the Univ of Chicago from 1927 until he returned to England. With his work interrupted by the war he gave hundreds of lectures as far away as Scapa Flow wearing himself out. He had previously been at Harvard University when he first came to the USA.
Professor of Italian Studies at Univ of Manchester sinc 1935/died at "Arborfield" Langham Road, of streptoccocic abcess of the larynx. Buried in family plot. He He became a naturalized American citizen in Boston, Massachusetts on October 2, 1922 in District Court. Married to Helene Bullock of Arborfield. Mother is Mrs. Watson Bullock, Colchester, England. Brother is Sir Christopher Bullock, KCB, CBE Knight, Ivy House, Whitford, North Wales.
He had been Professor of Italian at the Univ of Chicago from 1927 until he returned to England. With his work interrupted by the war he gave hundreds of lectures as far away as Scapa Flow wearing himself out. He had previously been at Harvard University when he first came to the USA.
He had been Professor of Italian at the Univ of Chicago from 1927 until he returned to England. With his work interrupted by the war he gave hundreds of lectures as far away as Scapa Flow wearing himself out. He had previously been at Harvard University when he first came to the USA.
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