The Life of Bernard Gilpin
The Life of Bernard Gilpin
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The former intimates,* that the good man knew what he was about when he refused to part with the rectory of Houghton for the bishopric of Carlisle i the latterf supposes, that all his scruples would have vanished, could he have had the old temporalities undiminished.. Both these writera seem to have been very little acquainted with Mr. Gilpin's character, in which disinterestedness formed so principal a part : it will hereafter appear, that he considered his income in no other light than • In h...is Histoikal Unary. f In liis Church History.
134* that of a fund to be managed for the common good.
The bishop's insinuation, therefore, is contradicted by every action of Mr. Gilpin's life : and as for Dr.
Heylin's, it is most notoriously false ; for the bishop- ric was offered to him with the old temporalities un* diminished.* There were not wanting some who' attributed his refusal of the bishopric to unfavourable sentiments of episcopacy. But neither for this was there any good foundation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The former intimates,* that the good man knew what he was about when he refused to part with the rectory of Houghton for the bishopric of Carlisle i the latterf supposes, that all his scruples would have vanished, could he have had the old temporalities undiminished.. Both these writera seem to have been very little acquainted with Mr. Gilpin's character, in which disinterestedness formed so principal a part : it will hereafter appear, that he considered his income in no other light than • In h...is Histoikal Unary. f In liis Church History.
134* that of a fund to be managed for the common good.
The bishop's insinuation, therefore, is contradicted by every action of Mr. Gilpin's life : and as for Dr.
Heylin's, it is most notoriously false ; for the bishop- ric was offered to him with the old temporalities un* diminished.* There were not wanting some who' attributed his refusal of the bishopric to unfavourable sentiments of episcopacy. But neither for this was there any good foundation.
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