Philip Henry is a
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Working mainly in
Not in computers
Not to be confused with Philip Henry who is a computer technician in New York.
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Philip Henry — may refer to:*Philip Henry (artist), Jamaican artist *Philip Henry (author), Irish author *Philip Henry (clergyman) 1631–96, English clergyman … Wikipedia
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