...life. See my Autkentick Records, page 1070, 1071. He was of the moft fearful, cautious, and fufpicious temper, that I ever knew : and had he been alive when I wrote againft his chronology, and fo throughly confuted it, that no-body has ever ventured to vindicate it,...

...twenty years together; but lost it at last by contradicting hiia when be was old. " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious...and so thoroughly confuted it that nobody has ever since ventured to vindicate it, I should not have thought proper to publish my confutation ; because...

...should shew myself- to be as foolish and as passionate as Dr. Sachevercll himself." f " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious...I wrote against his Chronology, and so, thoroughly In 1721, a large subscription was made, to reimburse him the expences he had been at in attempting...

...twenty years together; but lost it at last by contradicting him when he was old. " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious...knew; and, had he been alive when I wrote against his Cbronology, and so thorougbly confuted it that nobody has ever since ventured to vindicate it, I should...

...passionate as L)r. Sacheverell himself." f " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautions, and suspicious temper, that I ever knew ; and, had...I wrote against his Chronology, and so thoroughly In 17S1, a large subscription was made, to reimburse him theexpences. he had been at in attempting...

...should shew myself to be as foolish and as passionate as Dr. Sacheverell himself." f " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious...temper, that I ever knew ; and, had he been alive when 1 wrote against his Chronology, and so thoroughly confuted Jn 17*1, a large subscription was made,...

...shew myself to be as foolish and as passionate as Dr. Sacheverell himself." •j- " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious temper, that I ever knew ; and, had he b«ej» alive when 1 wrir,.e against his Chronology, and so thc/roughry In 17S1, a large subscription...

...should shew myself to be as foolish and as passionate as Dr. SachevereH himself." f " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious temper, that I ever knew ; and, had he b«en alive when 1 wrote against hU Chronology, and so thoroughly confuted In 1721, a large subscription...

...contradiction ; and so he was afraid of me the li -i 13 years of his life. See my Authentic Records, p. 1070, 1071. He was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious temper, that I ever knew ; and IM 1 he been alive when 1 wrote against his Chronology, and so thoroughly confuted it, that no-body...

...twenty years together; but lost it at last by contradicting him when he was old. " Sir Isaac," adds he, " was of the most fearful, cautious, and suspicious...and so thoroughly confuted it that nobody has ever since ventured to vindicate it, I should not have thought proper to publish my confutation ; because...