Robert Marett (diplomat) explained
Sir Robert Hugh Kirk Marett, (1907–1981) was a British writer, businessman, civil servant, and diplomat. He was the Consul-General of the United Kingdom to Boston from 1955 to 1958, and the British Ambassador to Peru from 1963 to 1967.[1] [2]
Selected works
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . Archaeological tours from Mexico city: a guide to the principal archaeological sites of the pre-Spanish civilizations of Mexico that can conveniently be visited from the capital . 1934 . Simpkin, Marshall, ltd . London.
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . An Eye-witness of Mexico . 1939 . Oxford University Press . Oxford.
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . Through the back door: an inside view of Britain's overseas information services . 1968 . Pergamon Press . Oxford . 978-0080037622.
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . Peru . 1969 . Benn . London . 978-0510388560 .
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . Mexico . 1971 . Walker . New York . 978-0802721242 .
- Book: Marett . R. H. K. . Latin America: British trade and investment . 1973 . Charles Knight . London . 978-0853141914 .
Notes and References
- Web site: Corbet. F. L. M.. Marett, Sir Robert Hugh Kirk (1907–1981). Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. 24 February 2017. 2004.
- Web site: MARETT, Sir Robert (Hugh Kirk). Who Was Who. Oxford University Press. 24 February 2017. April 2014.
