| Zachary Grey - England - 1736 - 450 pages
...profefies he could not fufficiently exprefs that Archbifliop's fingular Wifdom and Clemency ; albeit fome younger Spirits were of opinion, that he was much to blame in that kind, and imputed it to his Years, and want of Courage. \\ Robert John/ton, a Scotch Hiftorian, gives him a great Character,... | |
| Christian biography - 1810 - 594 pages
...before-mentioned? The very truth is, I ran not sufficiently express his singular wisdom and clemency ; albeit some younger spirits were of opinion, that he was much...imputed it unto his years and want of courage,, and sometimes would be bold to tell him, that he knew not his own strength with her Majesty. But he knew... | |
| John Strype - 1821 - 648 pages
...he could not sufficiently express that Archbishop's BOOK "singular wisdom and clemency; albeit some younger ' " spirits were of opinion, that he was much...imputed it unto his years and want of " courage." Which words may well enough befit our Archbishop, when his mildness is by any objected to him ; especially... | |
| Theology - 1838 - 864 pages
...Fuller. " The very truth is, I cannot sufficiently eiprcss his singular wisdom and clemency ; albeit some younger spirits were of opinion that he was much to...imputed it unto his years and want of courage, and sometimes would be bold to tell him that he knew not his own strength with her Majesty." — Sir Geo.... | |
| 1838 - 860 pages
...Fuller. " The very truth is, I cannot sufficiently express his singular wisdom and clemency ; albeit some younger spirits were of opinion that he was much to...imputed it unto his years and want of courage, and sometimes would be bold to tell him that he knew not his own strength with her Majesty." — Sir Geo,... | |
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