as a single discipline. Mackinder served as President of the Oxford Union in 1883 apart from being a member of the scientific society, rifle volunteers, and the war games club.

He received a degree in biology in 1883 and one in modern history the next year. In 1885 he shifted to the study of law and he was called to the bar from the Inner Temple in 1886. He worked in court briefly but he lost interest in law.

Career

From 1886, Mackinder took part in giving lectures and courses at

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