1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. Sermons likely son of the previous]

likely son of the previous] and then Polly

Good + to very good with some handling

Thou Oh Lord Most Right

The bulk of the letter is that of R

1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. Sermons likely son of the previous]Bound in later library buckram, but textually very good. this is a wonderful Presbyterian Princeton item. Boldly and distinctively signed by prominent Presbyterian divine and theologian, Samuel Miller [1769 1850], on the title. It would be difficult to think of someone who could "out Presbyterian" Samuel Miller in the period . . . perhaps Charles Hodge being a close [if a bit later] second. Miller served as the Professor of Ecclesiastical and Church