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2. J.H.Plumb’s Curriculum Vitae

B.A. (London), M.A., Ph.D., Litt.D. (Cambridge), FRHistS., FBA., FSA., FRSL., Hon. Litt.D. (Leicester, East Anglia, Bowdoin College, Southern California, Westminster College, Washington University, St. Louis, Bard College, New York), Honorary Foreign Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Honorary Member of the Society of American Historians, Honorary Member of American Historical Association.

Education:

Alderman Newton’s Boys School, 1923-30

University College Leicester, 1930-33

B.A. (London) 1st Class Honours in History 1933

Cambridge University 1934-2001

Ph.D. (Cambridge) 1936

Litt.D. (Cambridge) 1957

College Career:

Christ’s College, Cambridge, matriculated October 1934

Ehrmann Research Fellow, King’s College, Cambridge, 1939-46

Christ’s College, Cambridge, 1946-2001

Fellow, 1946-2001

Steward, 1948-50

Director of Studies 1949-66

Tutor, 1950-59

Vice-Master, 1964-68

Master, 1978-82

University Career:

University Lecturer in History, 1946-62

Reader in Modern English History, 1962-66

Chairman of the History Faculty, 1966-68

Professor of Modern English History, 1966-74

War-time Career:

Foreign Office, Bletchley 1940-45

Honours and Appointments:

Honorary Foreign Member of the American Academy of Arts and

Sciences, 1970

Honorary Member of the Society of American History, 1976

Honorary Member of American Historical Association, 1981

Trustee of the National Portrait Gallery, 1961-82

Syndic of the Fitzwilliam Museum, 1960-77

Trustee of the Fitzwilliam Museum, 1985-92

Member of the Wine Standards Board, 1973-75

Elector of the Wolfson Prize for History, 1974-86

Fellow of the British Academy, 1968-2001

Member of the Council of the British Academy, 1977-80

Chairman of the Centre of East Anglian Studies, 1979-82

Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, 1969

Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, 1969

Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, 1969

Visiting Professor at Columbia University, New York, 1960

Distinguished Visiting Professor NYC University, 1971-72

Distinguished Visiting Professor NYC University, 1976

Charles & Ida Green Honours Chair, Texas Christian University, 1974

Distinguished Visiting Professor, Washington University, 1977

Knighthood, 1982

Lectures:

Ford Lectures, University of Oxford, 1965-66

Saposnekov Lectures City College, New York, 1968

Guy Stanton Ford Lecture, University of Minnesota, 1966

The Stenton Lecture, University of Reading, 1977

George Rogers Clark Lecture, Society of Cincinnati, 1977

Honorary Degrees:

Hon. D.Litt. University of Leicester 1968

Hon. D.Litt. University of East Anglia 1977

Hon. D.Litt. Bowdoin College, U.S.A. 1974

Hon. D.Litt. University of Southern California 1978

Hon. D.Litt. Westminster College, U.S.A. 1983

Hon. D.Litt. Washington University, St. Louis 1983

Hon. D.Litt. Bard College, New York 1988

Editing:

Editor of the History of Human Society, 1957-1978

Editor of the Fontana History of Europe, 1957-1997

Senior Editor of American Heritage, 1957-1982

Historical Advisor, Penguin Books, 1960-91

Editor of Pelican Social History of Britain, 1982-91

Editor of the Library of World Biography for Little Brown of Boston, 1972

Editing work for British Museum Publications

Festschrift:

Historical Perspectives: Studies in English Thought and Society in Honour of J. H. Plumb, edited and introduced by Neil McKendrick (1974)