Erik V. Vullum

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Erik V. Vullum (1850–1916) was a Norwegian political leader and author. He traveled in Europe studying politics, economy, history, literature, and art, then returned to Norway in 1877 where he contributed largely to the press. He was editor of Dagbladet (1880), and he spoke throughout his country on behalf of the Liberal party. His works include:

• Kristrian Magnus Falsen, Grundlovens Fader (1881)
• Henrik Wergeland i Digt og Liv (1881)
• Leon Gambetta (1881)
• Fölgerne af 9 Juni (1883)
• Unionen og dens Fremtid (1894)
• Hvorledes Norge bleu Frit (1913)
• Norge og Begivenhederne i 1814 (1914)

This article incorporates text from an edition of the New International Encyclopedia that is in the public domain.