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The Professor of Chinese is the oldest endowed position in Chinese in the United Kingdom. The position was endowed in 1845 by, or at least through the good offices of, Sir George Staunton. The first professor of Chinese at the University of London was held by Samuel Kidd at the University College London, 1837-1842. The position was originally held by Kings College. In 1904 this position was merged with a chair of Chinese subsequently endowed at University College London, with a donation from the China Association.