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C. H. Douglas
Major Clifford Hugh "C. H." Douglas MIMechE, MIEE (20 January 1879 – 29 September 1952), was a British engineer and developer of the Social Credit economic reform proposal.
==Education and engineering career==
C.H. Douglas was born in England in either Edgeley or Manchester,〔Martin-Nielsen, "An Engineer's View of an Ideal Society", p. 97〕 the son of Hugh Douglas and his wife Louisa Hordern Douglas. Few details are known about his early life and training; he probably served as an engineering apprentice before beginning an engineering career that brought him to locations throughout the British Empire as an employee of electric companies, railroads and other institutions.〔 He taught at Stockport Grammar School. After a period in industry he went to Cambridge University at the age of 31 but stayed only four terms and quit without graduating. He worked for the Westinghouse Electric Corporation of America and claimed to have been the Reconstruction Engineer for the British Westinghouse Company in India (the company has no record of him ever working there〔), deputy Chief Engineer of the Buenos Aires and Pacific Railway Company, Railway Engineer of the London Post Office (Tube) Railway and Assistant Superintendent of the Royal Aircraft Factory Farnborough during World War I, with a temporary commission as captain of the Royal Flying Corps.
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