Henry Cabot Lodge

HENRY CABOT LODGE was an American politician, historian, and statesman from Massachusetts who received four degrees from Harvard University, including one of the first Ph.D. degrees in history granted by an American university. His books include biographies of George Cabot, Alexander Hamilton, and Daniel Webster, as well as a nine-volume edition of Hamilton’s works.

Lodge earned his doctorate in history from Harvard in 1876 and subsequently taught there as an instructor in American history. He edited the North American Review early in his career and served in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate from 1893 until his death, holding the positions of Senate Majority Leader and Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Lodge died in Boston in 1924.

Henry Cabot Lodge’s books are published by Cumberland House Publishing, an imprint of Turner Publishing.

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