Select Biographies volume 1
Select Biographies volume 1
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First, My own insufficiency, have- ing ane naturall antipathy from pubhck imployment and state matters, and having some scruple that ministers medled but too much therein, and knowing my own unacquaintednes and inability in such things, and my softness of disposition, ready to condescend too easily to anything having any shew of reason, not being able to debate and^ dispute any business, so that I feared I should be ane grief and shame to these that sent me, beside that I could not promply spea...k the Latine tongue, which was requisite among for- reign divines. This first reason I expressed in the Commission of the Kirk. The other two, which weighed as much with me, I sup- pressed. The second was, when I considered the commissioners sent by the State, I was not Avilling to embarque in any bussiness with them : Cassills, Brodie, and Alexander Jafii'ay, I had no exception against; the other tln-ee I suspected would be more ready to condescend to ane agreement upon unsafe terms. Lou- thian I had found two years before in harvest 1648, when the rest rose against the engadgers returning home fi'om England, that he was very iU pleased mth their ^ riseing, and he was many wayes involved with the Marqueis of Argyle, who of ane long time had been very intire vnt\i WiUiam Murray and Sir Robert Murray, negotiators for the king, and who, it is thought, put him in hopes that the king might ^ marry his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, My own insufficiency, have- ing ane naturall antipathy from pubhck imployment and state matters, and having some scruple that ministers medled but too much therein, and knowing my own unacquaintednes and inability in such things, and my softness of disposition, ready to condescend too easily to anything having any shew of reason, not being able to debate and^ dispute any business, so that I feared I should be ane grief and shame to these that sent me, beside that I could not promply spea...k the Latine tongue, which was requisite among for- reign divines. This first reason I expressed in the Commission of the Kirk. The other two, which weighed as much with me, I sup- pressed. The second was, when I considered the commissioners sent by the State, I was not Avilling to embarque in any bussiness with them : Cassills, Brodie, and Alexander Jafii'ay, I had no exception against; the other tln-ee I suspected would be more ready to condescend to ane agreement upon unsafe terms. Lou- thian I had found two years before in harvest 1648, when the rest rose against the engadgers returning home fi'om England, that he was very iU pleased mth their ^ riseing, and he was many wayes involved with the Marqueis of Argyle, who of ane long time had been very intire vnt\i WiUiam Murray and Sir Robert Murray, negotiators for the king, and who, it is thought, put him in hopes that the king might ^ marry his daughter.
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