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C. Allen Thorndike Rice
Charles Allen Thorndike Rice (1851–1889) was a journalist and the editor and publisher of the North American Review from 1876 to 1889.〔pp.405-406 in ''American National Biography, Vol. 18,'' Oxford University Press, New York. (c)1999〕
==Early life and family==
C. Allen Thorndike Rice was born 18 June 1851 in Boston, Massachusetts as the only son of Henry Gardner Rice (1820–1869), from a Boston publishing family, and Elizabeth Frances (Thorndike) Rice, from a New York publishing family. Rice (known as Charles or Charlie as a child) grew up in the Beacon Hill section of Boston and Baltimore, Maryland, but his parents divorced in 1859, and a child custody dispute ensued.〔 Custody was eventually awarded to his father by a Maryland Court and upheld by way of a 1 August 1860 decision by Justice George Bigelow of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. In retaliation, Elizabeth Thorndike Rice arranged for a kidnapping of Charlie in the summer of 1860 when he was in Nahant, Massachusetts. The kidnapping was witnessed by nine-year-old Charlie's school mate, Henry Cabot Lodge, who testified to the authorities leading to the capture of the kidnappers.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title= ''How Henry Cabot Lodge earned his gold watch'' by John Mason )〕〔pp.72-80 In: Lodge, H.C. (1913). ''Early Memories''. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. 362pp.〕 However, Elizabeth was able to escape to Canada with Charlie disguised as a girl. They eventually moved to France and Germany and resided there for several years. In 1866, Rice's mother Elizabeth died and he was able to rejoin his father in Boston.〔 In 1869, Rice's father Henry died and he returned to Europe for his education. He graduated from University of Oxford with a BA degree in 1874, and earned his MA degree there in 1878.〔 He was never married.
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