Caldecott, Alfred

Title ^{Refs: *1 *2}

Prof, Revd

First name(s) ^Ref: *2

Alfred

Surname ^Ref: *2

Caldecott

Position(s) held at King's College London ^{Refs: *2 *4}

• Professor of Logic and Mental and Moral Philosophy, 1891-1917 
• Evening Class lecturer of Logic and Mental and Moral Philosophy
• Lecturer of Logic and Ethics to King's College London Ladies Department
• Lecturer of Psychology to the King's College London Ladies Department
• Boyle Lecturer, 1917.
• Dean of King's College, 1913-17

Education & professional details

School, college and/or university attended ^{Refs: *1 *2 *3}

King Henry VIII School, Chester; St John’s College, Cambridge; University of Edinburgh; University of London 

Qualifications ^Ref: *1

BA, (1880) MA (1883),  BD (1892), DD (1900), DLitt (1906)

Position(s) held (non King's College London) ^{Refs: *2 *3}

• University Extension Lecturer, 1880-2 and 1886-7
• Curate of Stafford, 1880-2
• Vicar of Horningsey, Cambs., 1883-4 
• Select Preacher at Cambridge, 1884, 1890, 1891, 1894 and 1916
• Principal of Codrington College, Barbados, 1884-6
• Organising Secretary for the S.P.G. for diocese of. Ely and Peterborough
• Rector of North and South Lopham, Norfolk, 1895-8
• Rector of Frating with Thorington, Essex, 1898-1906
• Prebendary of St Paul's, 1915-35
• Rector of Gt Oakley, Essex, 1917-25

Publications ^Ref: *5

• A contributor to Cambridge Theological Essays and to the University of London Theological Essays.
• English Colonisation and Empire (1891)
• The Church in the West Indies (1898)
• Philosophy of Religion in England and America (1901) 
• Joint editor of Selections from the Literature of Theism (1904)
• Contributed to the Pan-Anglican Congress a paper on Christian Philosophy in contrast with Pantheism, Christian Science, and Agnosticism, 1908
• Translations of Aesop from the original Greek

Personal details

Date of birth ^{Refs: *1 *4}

9th November 1850

Place of birth ^{Refs: *1 *4}

City of Chester

Date of death ^{Refs: *1 *4}

8th February 1936

Place of death ^{Refs: *1 *4}

Upton upon Severn Worcestershire

Family details ^{Refs: *3 *4}

Son of John, a hatter and founder of the Institute of Accountants

Notes ^Ref: *4

• Ordained deacon (Lichfield) 1880; priest (Ely) 1882