James Tully
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James Tully or Jim Tully may refer to:
[edit] Public officials
- James William Lee Tully, Canadian member of Social Credit Party of Manitoba who ran against Manitoba Prime Minister Douglas Campbell in 1953 provincial election
- James Tully (Irish politician) (1915–1992), Irish Labour Party Deputy Leader from County Meath; Minister of Defence (1981–82); wounded during 1981 Sadat assassination; known as Jim Tully
[edit] Writers
- Jim Tully (1886–1947), American novelist and journalist, popular during 1920s and 30s, who was one of pioneers in literary genre known as hardboiled
- James Tully (philosopher) (born 1946), Canadian political thinker; scholar in philosophy of Locke; many writings on governance
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