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Henley, Samuel 1740-1815.

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    Observations on the subject of the fourth eclogue, the allegory in the third georgic, and the primary design of the Aeneid of Virgil: with incidental remarks on some coins of the Jews. By Samuel Henley, F. S. A. Rector of Rendlesham, Suffolk

    Henley, Samuel 1740-1815. | Date: 1788
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    Ad Anglos. Ode gratulatoria. A S. H-, eloquentiæ professore

    Henley, Samuel 1740-1815. | Date: 1793
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    A dissertation upon the controverted passages in St. Peter and St. Jude concerning the angels, that Sinned, and who kept not Their First Estate. By Samuel Henley, Curate of Northall, in Middlesex

    Henley, Samuel 1740-1815. | Date: 1778
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    The distinct claims of government and religion, considered in a sermon preached before the Honourable House of Burgesses, at Williamsburg, in Virginia, March 1, 1772. By S. Henley, Professor of Moral Philosophy, in William and Mary College

    Henley, Samuel 1740-1815. | Date: 1772

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