Hume
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Hume is the name of several people:
In an international setting Hume most likely refers to:
- David Hume, (1711-76) 18th-century Scottish philosopher
- Alexander Hamilton Hume (1797-1873) Australian explorer
- Andrew Hamilton Hume (1762-1849) Australian superintendent of convicts and farmer [link]
- Andrew Hume Australian convict and leader of final failed attempted to rescue Leichhardt's expedition [link][link][link]
- Allan Octavian Hume, (1829-1912) British administrator in India
- Basil Cardinal Hume, former Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster
- Brit Hume, journalist best known for his work on Fox News
- David Hume (explorer), Southern African explorer
- Gary Hume, British artist
- Hamilton Hume, (1797-1873) Australian explorer
- Iain Hume, Canadian footballer
- John Hume, Northern Irish politician
- Joseph Hume (born, January 22, 1777) British political reformer
- Martin Andrew Sharp Hume (1847-1910) English historian, born Martin Andrew Sharp
- Sir Patrick Hume, or Home (1641-1724) Scottish statesman
- Rob Hume, English ornithological writer
- Tobias Hume, English composer, viola player and soldier
- Desmond Hume, a fictional character on the television series Lost
- : Home is an older obsolescent variant spelling of Hume
- the Hume Highway, the main road between Melbourne and Sydney
- Lake Hume, a large artificial lake and the associated Hume Dam, which forms Lake Hume
- Hume, Australian Capital Territory, a suburb of Canberra
- the City of Hume, a municipality in northern Melbourne
- Division of Hume, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, in New South Wales.
- the Greater Hume Shire Council, a municipality in rural New South Wales
- Hume, Illinois, a village in the United States
- Hume, New York, a town in the United States
- Hume is the name of the Human race in the computer role playing game series Final Fantasy
- Hume (language) (Higher-order Unified Meta-Environment) is a computer programming language
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