Read full poem →were John Mitchell Kemble, the Anglo-Saxon scholar; William
Henry Brookfield, long an eloquent preacher in London ; James
Spedding, the biographer and editor of Lord Bacon ; Henry Alford,
Dictionary Entry
In the International System of Units, the derived unit of electrical inductance; the inductance induced in a circuit by a rate of change of current of one ampere per second and a resulting electromotive force of one volt. Symbol: H
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Common Phrases
viii henry. henryiv henryjames henryii henryvii henryhenry sirhenry king
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Poetry examples for “henry”
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Read full poem →The poet was married June 18, 1850, to Emily, daughter of
Henry Sellwood, Esq., and niece of Sir John Franklin, of Arctic
Expedition fame. Wordsworth had died April 28 of that year,
Read full poem →22. isles of palm, the South Sea Islands.
She Agincousl a famous battle (1415), in which Henry V. defeated the
rench.
Read full poem →Anderson H C r 2818 Univ av... .Drake-3100-W
Anderson Henry r 3803 Center....... Drake-5505
Anderson Henry r 3319 SW 9........ . »-Red-8155
Read full poem →Baker Gould r 2756 Adams......+-- Drake-3629-J
Baker Henry G r 960 25th Draxe-4145-W
Baker HL r 3511 Bowdoin Walnut-7084
Read full poem →gtanclfattci, Sir Gay Fairfax, was LorJ Chief Juiticc of
King'f Btnch in Henry Vll.'e r«ign
Read full poem →Henry Seymour. — A Groom of the Bed-
chamber, Comptroller of the Customs of
Read full poem →forwhich and his pardon he paid ^10,000.
Henry Ford. — So much in debt he cannot
Read full poem →the same as Dove's, with some notes added by
Coleridge ; a sketch by Henry Rogers, in the
Edinburgh Review for 1844, and in his collected