Martinus Henricus Glynn

Martinus Henricus Glynn (natus in Valatie die 27 Septembris 1871; mortuus die 14 Decembris 1924) Albany (Novum Eboracum)), fuit politicorum peritus Americanus factionis Democraticae, qui inter alia bis Novi Eboraci gubernator fuit accurate ab anno 1913 usque ad annum 1914. Propter dolores continuatos mortem sibi conscivit.

Bibliographia

"Glynn ill in Germany, may decline office" in New York Times (9 Novembris 1906)

Nexus externi

De vita et documentis Martini Glynn apud bibliothecam civitatis Novi Eboraci

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Gubernatores Novi Eboraci 1777–


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