J. Hammond Trumbull

J. Hammond Trumbull, 1821-1897

Biographical Details

• First name: J. Hammond
• Last name: Trumbull
• Birth date: 1821
• Death date: 1897
• Creations: Language material, Text
• Roles: Author, Editor
• Other details: James Hammond
• Permalink: https://biography.lawlegal.eu/j-hammond-trumbull/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of J. Hammond Trumbull

• James Hammond Trumbull
• James Hammond Trumbull (American historian)
• James Hammond Trumbull (US-amerikanischer Historiker und Sprachwissenschaftler)
• Trumball, J. Hammond
• Trumball, James Hammond
• Trumbull, J. Hammond
• Trumbull, James Hammond
• Hammond, Trumbull James
• James Hammond Trumbull (Amerikaans botanicus (1821-1897))

People related with J. Hammond Trumbull

• American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)
• American Philological Association
• Brinley, George (1817-1875)
• English Printing Collection (Library of Congress)
• Hale, Edward Everett (1822-1909)
• Hooker, Thomas (1586-1647)
• Lechford, Thomas (ca. 1590-1644?)
• Marian S. Carson Collection (Library of Congress)
• Peters, Samuel (1735-1826)
• United Colonies of New England. Commissioners

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• J. Hammond Trumbull in the Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q6135478

Publications by J. Hammond Trumbull

• The true-blue laws of Connecticut and New Haven and the false blue-laws invented by the Rev. Samuel Peters, to which are added specimens of the laws and judicial proceedings of other colonies and some blue-laws of England in the reign of James I.
• Historical notes on the constitutions of Connecticut, 1639-1818: particularly on the origin and progress of the movement which resulted in the Convention of 1818 and the adoption of the present Constitution