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American orphan?
Only the stub biography
Albert C. Baugh links here. Our article
His genitive is the only other one that links to the Baugh stub.
This article evidently concerns only a subject taught in US graduate schools, perhaps in the past. Certainly the subject is taught elsewhere under names other than "HEL".
