Harvard Magazine 1
Harvard Magazine 1
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This living was rated at between £ 200 and £ 300 (equivalent to three times that sum at the present day); but according to his own statement in a letter to a friend, " the clear income of his parson- age was not much above ^ 70 a year, all things discharged." | He had successful recourse to his pen for the increase of his means, and in the twenty-second year before his death produced about the same number of works, mainly upon Theology and Philosophy, which enjoyed a fair share of popularity. T...hey glow, says Will- mot, with the purest fervor of the Christian philosopher. He had * His own words.
t Lives of Sacred Poets, First Series, pp. 337, 338.
X Letters written by Eminent Persons. 1813.
272 THE POEMS OF JOHN NOBRis. [June, the honor of a controversy with Locke, in 1690, upon the Nature of Ideas, and displayed no slight acuteness in the discussion, although of course he was no match for his illustrious opponent He main- tained his temper much better than his argument, and much better, too, than Locke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This living was rated at between £ 200 and £ 300 (equivalent to three times that sum at the present day); but according to his own statement in a letter to a friend, " the clear income of his parson- age was not much above ^ 70 a year, all things discharged." | He had successful recourse to his pen for the increase of his means, and in the twenty-second year before his death produced about the same number of works, mainly upon Theology and Philosophy, which enjoyed a fair share of popularity. T...hey glow, says Will- mot, with the purest fervor of the Christian philosopher. He had * His own words.
t Lives of Sacred Poets, First Series, pp. 337, 338.
X Letters written by Eminent Persons. 1813.
272 THE POEMS OF JOHN NOBRis. [June, the honor of a controversy with Locke, in 1690, upon the Nature of Ideas, and displayed no slight acuteness in the discussion, although of course he was no match for his illustrious opponent He main- tained his temper much better than his argument, and much better, too, than Locke.
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