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Samuel Cary graduated from Harvard University in 1804, and was ordained on January 1, 1809 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Samuel Cary was a 19th-century America author In 1811, Cary was married, and died on October 22, 1815. Cary was the author of several publications, including:
A Discourse before the Merrimack Humane Society, 1806
A Discourse (at His Own Ordination), 1809
A Discourse Delivered on the Day of the National Fast, September 9, 1813
A Sermon before the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, June 6, 1814
A Discourse on the Ignorance of the True Meaning of the Scriptures, and the Causes of it, 1814
A Sermon on the Death of Madam Susan Bulfinch, February 26, 1815
His published works are among the early writings of the United States, and are concentrated on theological topics.
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Christianity