1692 HENRY LAYTON. Rare Sammelband of 5 Works on the Conditional Immortality of the Soul. Americana he was voted Governor of

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1692 HENRY LAYTON. Rare Sammelband of 5 Works on the Conditional Immortality of the Soul. Americana he was voted Governor ofAn American association copy of an important assemblage of 17th century philosophical and apologetic works relative to the immortality of the soul by Henry Layton [1622 1705]. Layton was an influential philosopher, a contemporary of John Locke, and interacted deeply with Richard Bentley. His works were published anonymously, but deeply impacted late 17th century thinking, prompting a response from Presbyterian, Timothy Manlove, and also engaged by the