Memoirs of Archbishop Temple volume 1
Memoirs of Archbishop Temple volume 1
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Temple said. Temple drew a distinction between passive and active toleration, insisting on the latter as a duty, and as a duty the sense of which had led to the writing of such a joint work. I am perfectly certain of this word. " VOL. I Q 226 RUGBY MEMOIR ch. Vii far as in him lay, Rugby should not suffer by what he had done.
In the summer of 1862 there was an exodus of masters : T. S. Evans to Durham ; C. Evans to Birmhigham ; A. Butler to Haileybury ; J. Percival to Clifton. Dr. Temple had se...t his eyes on a young Cambridge man to fill one of the vacancies.^ Wilson had the courage to say straight out that he could not accept the offer because he could not serve under one of the writers of the Essays. The honesty of the answer doubtless convinced Temple that the man was even more worth having than he had thought ; and a little later he renewed his offer, and proposed an interview. Wilson came down to Rugby, saw Temple, and was satisfied. Few men would have repeated the offer, and fewer have submitted themselves to cross-examination by a younger man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Temple said. Temple drew a distinction between passive and active toleration, insisting on the latter as a duty, and as a duty the sense of which had led to the writing of such a joint work. I am perfectly certain of this word. " VOL. I Q 226 RUGBY MEMOIR ch. Vii far as in him lay, Rugby should not suffer by what he had done.
In the summer of 1862 there was an exodus of masters : T. S. Evans to Durham ; C. Evans to Birmhigham ; A. Butler to Haileybury ; J. Percival to Clifton. Dr. Temple had se...t his eyes on a young Cambridge man to fill one of the vacancies.^ Wilson had the courage to say straight out that he could not accept the offer because he could not serve under one of the writers of the Essays. The honesty of the answer doubtless convinced Temple that the man was even more worth having than he had thought ; and a little later he renewed his offer, and proposed an interview. Wilson came down to Rugby, saw Temple, and was satisfied. Few men would have repeated the offer, and fewer have submitted themselves to cross-examination by a younger man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Grey Sandford to read onlineMoreLess
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