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John Wynne Bach, of Divinity of Jesus Col. the~ same y* Epitomiz'd Mr. Lock's Essay. The former had 27, the latter 35 votes. They are both Worthy Men, and of good Affection to the Church of England ; but there is this Difference, that whereas D^. Baron has something of Pride and Haughtiness in him, M^. Wynne is a man of singular ^ modesty 20 & Humility, great Prudence, and in point of Learning superior to the Dr., who however is a thorough pac'd Divine, and qualify'd for the Place.
No sooner wa...s the Breath out of D^. Sykes's Body, but an offer was immediately made by some of X* Church to the Pious and Learned M^. Grabe, then in London; but he being a Prussian by Birth, and having other reasons besides ag* his Accepting it, modestly declin'd it.
The like did also D^. Hudson who was desir'd by divers to put up ; & I am perswaded that if he had done it (^his Excellent learning, sound Judgment, great Affection to the Church of England joyn'd with an Affable Temper,) would have carry'd ^it in opposition to any one else 30 that should appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Wynne Bach, of Divinity of Jesus Col. the~ same y* Epitomiz'd Mr. Lock's Essay. The former had 27, the latter 35 votes. They are both Worthy Men, and of good Affection to the Church of England ; but there is this Difference, that whereas D^. Baron has something of Pride and Haughtiness in him, M^. Wynne is a man of singular ^ modesty 20 & Humility, great Prudence, and in point of Learning superior to the Dr., who however is a thorough pac'd Divine, and qualify'd for the Place.
No sooner wa...s the Breath out of D^. Sykes's Body, but an offer was immediately made by some of X* Church to the Pious and Learned M^. Grabe, then in London; but he being a Prussian by Birth, and having other reasons besides ag* his Accepting it, modestly declin'd it.
The like did also D^. Hudson who was desir'd by divers to put up ; & I am perswaded that if he had done it (^his Excellent learning, sound Judgment, great Affection to the Church of England joyn'd with an Affable Temper,) would have carry'd ^it in opposition to any one else 30 that should appear.
What to read after Publications 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxford Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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