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Hutchinson, Thomas (1711–1780)

American colonial governor. As chief justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court, he upheld the legality of the Stamp Act in 1765. He was governor of Massachusetts during the eventful period preceding the American Revolution (1771–74) and then he moved to England where he wrote a valuable history of the Massachusetts Bay colony.

He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the great-great grandson of the American religious leader Anne Hutchinson.
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Thomas Hutchinson, 19, sparked a terror probe when he phoned the White House in Washington and told a switchboard operator: "There's a f****** bomb in Madison Square Gardens.
No jail for bomb hoax; JUSTICE by The Mirror (London, England)
19-year-old Thomas Hutchinson of Durlstone Crescent, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, sparked an international terrorism investigation after the "drunken prank" in May 2008 He called the White House switchboard and said there was a device in Madison Square Gardens.
Teenager spared jail over White House prank call by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
Thomas Hutchinson, 19, made a drunken call to the White House switchboard during a barbecue in 2008 and told the operator: "There's bomb in Madison Square Gardens".
White House bomb prankster sentenced by AFP / AFP European Edition
 
 
 
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