Earle B. Babcock
American linguist
About Earle B. Babcock
Earle B. Babcock was an American linguist. He was a professor in Romance languages and literature and dean in the Graduate School, New York University .
Babcock participated in a series of conferences that took place in 1923 in New York that lead to the foundation of the International Auxiliary Language Association and became its first president . He held the office in years 1924-1935 .
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