Clare College
Clare College
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Walker, in his Sufferings of the Clergy (part ii. P. 141), says of him : * Harleian MS. 7047, p. 269.
IN PURITAN TIMES 109 "It will, perchance, be thought no contemptible evidence of his great worth, that 3 Bishops, 4 Privy-Counsellors, Two Judges and 3 Doctors of Physick, all of which had been his Pupils in the University, came in one day to pay him a visit. " Several of these pupils may perhaps be identified among the distinguished Clare men already mentioned in these pages ; but it may well ...be that some of them were members of the College only after Paske became Master, and were not, therefore, in the strict sense of the word, his pupils ; otherwise, we fear that we must have inadvertently overlooked some who should have found a place in this history.
The prospects of the College could hardly have looked brighter than they did when Paske became Master of it. True, the College had recently lost in Dr. Butler one of its most conspicuous members, and George Ruggle had already ceased to be a Fellow, and died before the year was out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walker, in his Sufferings of the Clergy (part ii. P. 141), says of him : * Harleian MS. 7047, p. 269.
IN PURITAN TIMES 109 "It will, perchance, be thought no contemptible evidence of his great worth, that 3 Bishops, 4 Privy-Counsellors, Two Judges and 3 Doctors of Physick, all of which had been his Pupils in the University, came in one day to pay him a visit. " Several of these pupils may perhaps be identified among the distinguished Clare men already mentioned in these pages ; but it may well ...be that some of them were members of the College only after Paske became Master, and were not, therefore, in the strict sense of the word, his pupils ; otherwise, we fear that we must have inadvertently overlooked some who should have found a place in this history.
The prospects of the College could hardly have looked brighter than they did when Paske became Master of it. True, the College had recently lost in Dr. Butler one of its most conspicuous members, and George Ruggle had already ceased to be a Fellow, and died before the year was out.
What to read after Clare College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R John Reynolds Wardale to read onlineMoreLess
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