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Hill (FREDERIC TREVOR an American)

FREDERIC TREVOR, an American lawyer and writer, born in Brooklyn, in 1866. He graduated from Yale University in 1887, and afterward studied law at Columbia. Among his published writings are: "The Case and Exceptions" (1900); "The Minority" (1902) ; "The Web" (1903) "Lincoln the Lawyer" (1906); "On the Trail of Washington" (1909); "The Thirteenth Juror" (1913). He took an active interest in the Boy Scout movement and was captain on the staff of General Pershing during the World War. He was appointed historian of the American Expeditionary Forces in France . an