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<p> a Presbyterian educator, was born at Castleton, Scotland, March 18, 1815. After graduating from Lafayette [[College]] in 1840, he spent one year in [[Princeton]] Theological Seminary, and then taught two years in an academy at Xenia, Ohio. From 1847-49 he was professor of belles-lettres in the Western University of [[Pennsylvania]] at Pittsburg; 1849-63 professor of [[Greek]] in Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; 1863-82 professor of biblical literature and exegesis in the Presbyterian Seminary at Chicago, Illinois; thereafter professor of [[Hebrew]] in Lafayette College. He died February 14, 1892. He was the author of The [[Sabbath]] (1866): — A Treatise on the [[Inspiration]] of the [[Scriptures]] (1877): — [[Mosaic]] Authorship of the Pentateuch: — and translated Cellerier's Biblical Hermeneutics. </p>

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