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Frederick Trevor Hill was born on May 5, 1866 in Brooklyn, New York, United States. He was the son of Edward and Mary (Johnson) Hill. His parents were both natives of England.
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Frederick Trevor Hill was born on May 5, 1866 in Brooklyn, New York, United States. He was the son of Edward and Mary (Johnson) Hill. His parents were both natives of England.
Hill completed his preparatory studies at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, and later entered Yale in the class of 1887 and following his graduation studied law at Columbia.
Hill served for two years as clerk to Colonel Robert Ingersoll and from 1890 to 1900 was a member of the law firm of Wood & Hill. In the latter year he began his independent law practice, which, covering a period of thirty years.
His legal career was temporarily interrupted by his military activities during the World War, when as a member of General Pershing's staff he served with conspicuous distinction, being promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel.
During the later years of his life he was preeminently identified with the Boy-Scout movement. Hill's legal training and ability are evidenced in such technical and professional studies as The Care of Estates (1901) and Decisive Battles of the Law (1907). To a wider circle of readers he is known as the author of various stories and novels with a legal background: The Case and Exceptions (1900); The Minority (1902); The Web (1903); and other works. But it is in an extended study of Abraham Lincoln that Hill has made his outstanding contribution as an author. Struck by the fact that in the vast amount of material dealing with Lincoln there was such a small proportion devoted to his legal career, Hill undertook an appraisal of Lincoln as a lawyer, with a view to showing that this alone, apart from all other considerations, would guarantee his permanent fame. Lincoln, the Lawyer (1906) interprets with sympathy and insight the significant features of Lincoln's twenty-three years of law practice. This work was followed by a collection of essays called Lincoln's Legacy of Inspiration (1909), and a biography, Lincoln, the Emancipator of the Nation (1928). The latter is a good, short biography, but it is marred by the somewhat gratuitous expense of energy on the part of the author to demonstrate that Lincoln was not a consistent Abolitionist.
Hill also wrote a number of less significant historical works: On the Trail of Washington (1910), Washington, the Man of Action (1914), and On the Trail of Grant and Lee (1911)--all distinguished for clear and easy interpretation rather than for original research. The Story of a Street (1908) recounts the historical development of Wall Street and contains items of interest to the student of the history of New York City.
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On October 22, 1895, Hill married Mabel Wood. They divorced in 1924.