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STEPHEN HIGGINSON, an American clergyman, long rector of St.

George's Church, New York City; born in Newburyport, Mass., March 1, 1800; and was graduated at Harvard University in 1817. For several years he edited the "Episcopal Recorder," the "Protestant Churchman," etc., and he published in book form many volumes; among them: "Lectures on the Law and Gospel" (1832); "Sermons" (1839- 1852); "Recollections of England" (1847); "The Israel of God" (1854); "Christ Is All" (1852); "The Rich Kinsman" (1856); "Forty Years' Experience in Sunday-schools" (1860); "The Prayer Book" (1863-1867). He died in Irvington, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1885.

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