BALDWIN, JAMES MARE

(1861), American philosopher; held profe orships at Toronto, Princeton and Johns Hopkins Univ’s; founded Psychological Review; pub. Handbook of Psychology (1890), Elements of Psychology (1893), Story of the Mind (1898), etc. public official; b. New Haven, Conn. He was educated at Yale, and studied law at Yale and Harvard; admitted to the bar 1863; instructor of law, 1869-72; profe or of law 1872; a ociate justice, 1893-1907; chief justice, 1907-1910, nor of Conn. terms 1911-13, 1913-15. © BALDWIN, STANLEY (1867), an English statesman. He was educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge. Entering politics, he was elected to Parliament in 1906. His ability as a student of finance and economics early attracted attention and in 1917 he was appointed Financial Secretary of the Treasury, serving until 1921. He was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Bonar Law Cabinet:of 1922, and in that capacity visited the United States 23 a member of the British Debt Commi ion. On the resignation of Bonar Law as Premier, in May, 1923, Baldwin was chosen his succe or. He was » Conservatives in politics but with Liberal tendencies.