The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot: The Critical EditionVol. 2: The Perfect Critic, 1919-1926

Autobiographical Note. Harvard College Class of 1910, Secretary's Fourth Report

Cambridge, MA: Crimson Printing Co., 1921. 107-08.

Thomas Stearns Eliot

Born	St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 26, 1888.
Parents	Henry Ware Eliot, Charlotte Chauncey Stearns. 1
School	Smith Academy, St. Louis, Mo.; Milton Academy, Milton, Mass.
Years in College	(1906-1909).
Degrees	a.b., 1910 (1909). a.m., 1911.
Married	Vivien Haigh Haigh-Wood, London, June 26, 1915.
Occupation	Banker, Critic, Poet.
Address	(home) 18 Crawford Mansions, Crawford St.,
	London,
	w. 1, England.
	(business) Lloyds Bank Limited, Information
	Department, London, e. c.

1910-1911: Sorbonne, Paris, studying French language, literature and philosophy. 1911-1914: Harvard University Graduate School: metaphysics, logic, psychology, and Indic philology, Sanskrit and Pali. 1914-1915: Merton College, Oxford: Greek philosophy. 1915-1916: Assistant master, Highgate Junior School: teaching French, Latin, lower mathematics, drawing, swimming, geography, history, and baseball. Highgate School is situated near London. 1918: Dealt with documentary bills, acceptances, and foreign exchange in Lloyds Bank, Ltd., London. Registered for the U. S. Navy. ² 1918: Information Department, Lloyds Bank, Ltd. Specializing in the Economic Clauses of the Peace Treaty. Contributor at sundry times to The Monist, The International Journal of Ethics, Poetry, The Little Review, The New Statesman, The Nation, The Saturday Westminster, The Manchester Guardian, The Chapbook, Art and Letters, The Athenaeum, The Times Literary Supplement. Books: Prufrock, The Egoist, Ltd., London; Ara Vos Prec, The Ovid Press, London; Poems, The Hogarth Press, London; Poems, A. Knopf, New York. ³