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Cecil Spring-Rice

Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice

British diplomat (1859–1918).

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Place of Burial

Beechwood Cemetery

Place of Death

Ottawa

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Educated At

Balliol College
Eton College

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

2/27/1859

Award Received

Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George

Occupation

Diplomat
Poet

Date of Death

2/14/1918

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Given Name

Cecil

Described by Source

Nordisk Familjebok
Dictionary of National Biography, Third Supplement
Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1715–1886

Place of Birth

London

Position Held

Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the United States
(1913 - 1918)
Start Time
: 1913
End Time
: 1918
Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Sweden
(1908 - 1913)
Start Time
: 1908
End Time
: 1913
Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Persia
(1906 - 1908)
Start Time
: 1906
End Time
: 1908

Member of Political Party

Liberal Party

Employer

Foreign Office

Father

Thomas Spring Rice

Sex or Gender

Male

Sibling

Evelyn Mary Spring Rice

Child

Mary Elizabeth Spring Rice
Anthony Theodore Brandon Spring Rice

Mother

Elizabeth Margaret Marshall

Spouse

Florence Caroline Lascelles
(6/1/1904 - )
Start Time
: 6/1/1904

Relative

Burton Rice
Kinship to Subject
:
Male First Cousin

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English
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