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Isaac William Stuart

1809 – 1861

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Lived 1809 – 1861 (aged 51–52). Isaac William Stuart was a translator.

Isaac William Stuart (1809 – October 2, 1861), also known as Scaeva, was an American writer, historian and politician from Connecticut.

Early life Isaac William Stuart was born in 1809 in New Haven, Connecticut, to Abigail (née Clark) and Moses Stuart. His father was pastor of the Centre Church in New Haven. Stuart graduated from Yale College with a bachelor's degree in 1828.

Career Following graduation, Stuart taught at Hopkins Grammar School in Hartford. When he was not teaching he studied hieroglyphics and Asian literature. He was re-elected in 1846.

Stuart published in 1856, a Life of Nathan Hale, the Martyr Spy of the Revolution (Hartford, 1856, 8vo.), a volume of local historical sketches entitled Hartford in the Olden Time by "Scaeva" (Hartford, 1853, 8vo.), and an elaborate Life of Governor Jonathan Trumbull (Boston, 1857, 8vo. pp 700.).

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1809
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Yale College
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University of South Carolina

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American author

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Isaac William Stuart was born in 1809.

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Isaac William Stuart died on 2 October 1861.

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Isaac William Stuart was a translator.

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