An Historical And Critical Account of Hugh Peters
An Historical And Critical Account of Hugh Peters
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' from Ignorance, Folly and Vice.
[il/J Commissioner for amending the Laws, though •poorly qiialijied for if. ] He as good as owns this in the following Passage : " AVhen 1 was a Trier of others, " I went to hear and gain Experience, rather than to " Judge: when I was called about mending Laws, I rather " was thereto pray, than to mend Laws : But in all " these 1 confess, I might as well have been spared. " {b) (h) Pcters's This is modest, and very ingenuous : But such a con- Legacy, p. Fession..., as few of our Gentlemen concerned in such Matters, would chuse to make. They frequently boast of the great Share they have in Business; though many of them may well be spared. — Let us confirm the Truth of Peters'' s Confession, by TVhitloch: " 1 was often " advised with by some of this Committee, and none " of them was more active in this Business, than Mr. " Hugh Peters the Minister, who understood little of the Law, but was very opinionative, and would frequently mention some Proceedings of Law in Holland^ wherein he was altogether mistaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' from Ignorance, Folly and Vice.
[il/J Commissioner for amending the Laws, though •poorly qiialijied for if. ] He as good as owns this in the following Passage : " AVhen 1 was a Trier of others, " I went to hear and gain Experience, rather than to " Judge: when I was called about mending Laws, I rather " was thereto pray, than to mend Laws : But in all " these 1 confess, I might as well have been spared. " {b) (h) Pcters's This is modest, and very ingenuous : But such a con- Legacy, p. Fession..., as few of our Gentlemen concerned in such Matters, would chuse to make. They frequently boast of the great Share they have in Business; though many of them may well be spared. — Let us confirm the Truth of Peters'' s Confession, by TVhitloch: " 1 was often " advised with by some of this Committee, and none " of them was more active in this Business, than Mr. " Hugh Peters the Minister, who understood little of the Law, but was very opinionative, and would frequently mention some Proceedings of Law in Holland^ wherein he was altogether mistaken.
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