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That of Pembroke is from a design by Rubens in 1629, who was residing in England in that year at the Court of Charles, and was probably made at the desire of the king, for whom he cast several statues in bronze after 1630. Pembroke College, Oxford, was named after William Earl of Pembroke, then Chancellor of the University. Fuller says : " That noble Lord died soon after the new College was erected. " The earl died in 1630 in his fiftieth year at his London residence, Baynard's Castle ; through...out his life there are many proofs of his having been a man of the highest worth, qualities, and endowments. Arthur Wilson says : " William Earl of Pembroke, who after Somersets fall (by the late Queens mediation^ was made Lord Chamberlain to the King, a man that merited the highest emplo^mient. " f And Sanderson says of him that he was " a proper person, well set, of graceful deportment ; his mind truly generous, " I Camden, writing in the latter years of Pembroke's life, says that this Earl William was " richly accom- plished with all laudable endowments of body and mind.
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That of Pembroke is from a design by Rubens in 1629, who was residing in England in that year at the Court of Charles, and was probably made at the desire of the king, for whom he cast several statues in bronze after 1630. Pembroke College, Oxford, was named after William Earl of Pembroke, then Chancellor of the University. Fuller says : " That noble Lord died soon after the new College was erected. " The earl died in 1630 in his fiftieth year at his London residence, Baynard's Castle ; through...out his life there are many proofs of his having been a man of the highest worth, qualities, and endowments. Arthur Wilson says : " William Earl of Pembroke, who after Somersets fall (by the late Queens mediation^ was made Lord Chamberlain to the King, a man that merited the highest emplo^mient. " f And Sanderson says of him that he was " a proper person, well set, of graceful deportment ; his mind truly generous, " I Camden, writing in the latter years of Pembroke's life, says that this Earl William was " richly accom- plished with all laudable endowments of body and mind.
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