Reflections On the Late Lord Bolingbroke's Letters On the Study And Use of History: Especially ...
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91 • It is a farther proof of that impartial regard to truth, which is obfcrvable in the writers of Ihofe ajccounts, that, though foiue of them were Apoftles themfelves, and others their fpecial iriends and intimates; yet they relate, without difguife, things which feem to bear hard upon their charaders. They relate not only the low* Deis and meanncfs of their condition and drcum^ ilances^ but their ignorance, their dulnefs of apprehenfion, the weaknefs of their faith, the power of their prejud...ices, their vain ambition^ , and contentions among themfelves who fliould be the greateft; the reproofs they received from their Lord', their cowardly forfaking him in his laft fufferings; and particularly the jGbameful fall oiPetery one of the chief of them, and his denial of his Lord and mailer, with the aggravating circumftances that attended it. They have not attempted to conceal any of thefe things, which they might eaiily have done, or to excufe or dif- guife them; than which nothing could better iheAjv^ their impartiality, and love of truth.
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91 • It is a farther proof of that impartial regard to truth, which is obfcrvable in the writers of Ihofe ajccounts, that, though foiue of them were Apoftles themfelves, and others their fpecial iriends and intimates; yet they relate, without difguife, things which feem to bear hard upon their charaders. They relate not only the low* Deis and meanncfs of their condition and drcum^ ilances^ but their ignorance, their dulnefs of apprehenfion, the weaknefs of their faith, the power of their prejud...ices, their vain ambition^ , and contentions among themfelves who fliould be the greateft; the reproofs they received from their Lord', their cowardly forfaking him in his laft fufferings; and particularly the jGbameful fall oiPetery one of the chief of them, and his denial of his Lord and mailer, with the aggravating circumftances that attended it. They have not attempted to conceal any of thefe things, which they might eaiily have done, or to excufe or dif- guife them; than which nothing could better iheAjv^ their impartiality, and love of truth.
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