1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. Sermons Good + to very good

Good + to very good with some handling

likely son of the previous] and then Polly

[also] Instructions for an Academick Youth

One Shall be Taken and the Other Shall be Left

Thou Oh Lord Most Right

1790 SAMUEL MILLER. Presbyterian Divine's Personal Copy of Morell's Greek Lexicon. Sermons Good + to very goodBound 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