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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 445
3 atlength hee was, by the confent of his brethren in theMinifterie,fixt at Leiden^ where hee was made Paftorof the French Church , which place hee fuppliedfaithfully, for the fpace of feventecn years. Hee hadfcarce been there two years, when for his excellentparts, and Learning, hee was chofen… … I.WHITCIFT Tk Life of John Whitgift. \Ano Chrifti 1603. Whitgifi came of the ancient familie of theJ Whitgifts of Wbitgifi in York/hire, his Father was aMarchantof great Grimsty in Lincolntyire -,hee wasborn ,40*0 C#n/?/ 1530 : his Uncle Robert Whitgiftvyas Abbat of the Monafterie of We How in the…
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