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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 401
e Comfort inenjoied much inward peace, and comfort in his fick- deatll<nefs, and at laft flept in the Lord Anno Chrifli 1591,and of his age 57: his lofs was much bewailed by thewhole Citie, his Preaching was not too curious, andyet not void of Art, and eloquence: So that his Mi-nifterie was… … .WHI TAKER The life of William Whitaker,An<>. Chrifti 1595. Wbitaker born inLancafhire of an ancientfamilie, was by the care of his father bred up atSchool at Bournley : but when hee was thirteen yearsold, hee was fent for up to London by his uncle Alexander Novel Dean oFPattls, who placed…
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