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Hunt (GAILLARD an American)

GAILLARD, an American leans, La., in 1862. He was educated at Haven and the Emerson Institute in the Hopkins Grammar School in New Washington.

From 1900 to 1909 he served as chief of the Bureau of Citizenship at the Department of State, and from 1909 was chief of the Division of Manuscripts , Library of Congress. He was a member of many committees apship. He was a lecturer on nationality pointed to investigate matters of citizen- HUNT in George Washington University and also lecturer at Johns Hopkins University. He was a member of many his torical societies. His published writings include a history of "The Seal of the United States" (1909); "The Department of State: Its History and Functions" (1914); "Life in America One Hundred Years Ago" (1914). He also wrote the lives of Calhoun and Madison, and other American statesmen. He edited "The Writings of James Madison" and "The Journals of the Continental Congress."

He also edited James Madison's "Journal of Debates in the Constitutional Convention" (1917).