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Browne (JUNIUS HENRI born June died)

JUNIUS HENRI, 1836; born June 15, 1815; died July 8, Falls, N. Y., in 1833. He resided in New York City. Among his works are "Four Years in Secessia" (1865); "The Great Metropolis, a Mirror of New York" (1869); "Sights and Sensations in Europe" (1872). He died in 1902. lish antiquary and physician, born in BROWNE, SIR THOMAS, an Engacademic and a professional education in England, he visited the Continent and London in 1605. After receiving an academic and a professional education in England, he visited the Continent and took the degree of M. D. at Leyden. He was knighted by Charles II. His prin- "Vulgar Errors," was directed against liberal confession of faith for that day. "Vulgar Errors," was directed against the current superstitions of his contempo- He died in 1682. BROWNE, WILLIAM, an English He died in 1682.

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