Charles Christian Hennell

Charles Christian Hennell (30 March 1809 – 2 September 1850) was an English merchant, known as a Unitarian apologist for his work ''An Inquiry concerning the Origin of Christianity''. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Forms of affidavits to hold to bail : declarations in common assumsit and debt on simple contract, on bills of exchange, banker's checks, and promissory notes in the Superior Courts at Westminster and Counties Palatine and in the inferior courts, and of particulars of demand, &c. : prepared in conformity with the general rules intended principally for the use of attornies, with practical notes and directions /

    Forms of affidavits to hold to bail : declarations in common assumsit and debt on simple contract, on bills of exchange, banker's checks, and promissory notes in the Superior Court... by Hennell, Charles

    Published 1837
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    Forms of declarations, &c. : prepared in conformity with the new general rules of all the courts, intended principally for the use of attornies in drawing affidavits to hold to bail, declarations, particulars of demand, &c. with practical notes and directions /

    Forms of declarations, &c. : prepared in conformity with the new general rules of all the courts, intended principally for the use of attornies in drawing affidavits to hold to bai... by Hennell, Charles

    Published 1834
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    An Inquiry Concerning the Origin of Christianity /

    An Inquiry Concerning the Origin of Christianity / by Hennell, Charles Christian

    Published 1838
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