Edward Vernon Utterson
English lawyer and historian focused on law
Born
1775
250 years ago
Died
July 14th, 1856
169 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United Kingdom
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An English lawyer and historian, played a significant role in the legal and historical fields in the 19th century. Work included a detailed study of legal documents and the histories surrounding them, particularly in connection to notable legal figures and events. Authored various texts to elucidate historical and legal matters. Contributed to the understanding of historical legal practices and is remembered for meticulous research and analysis in his publications.
Authored 'The History of the Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh'
Published works on legal history and documents
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