 | Edward Hyde (1st earl of Clarendon.) - 1761 - 576 страници
...Writing which were agreed upon, and to be able to put the Duke in Mind of what He was to do. Law fan was the Man of whofe Judgment the Duke had the beft...in Truth, of a Man of that Breeding (for He was a perfed: Tarpawlin), a very extraordinary Perfon i He underftood his Profeffion incomparably well, fpake... | |
 | John Campbell - 1785 - 582 страници
...fquadrohs. Lawfon, however, was the man of •whofe judgment the duke had the bcft efteem j and he was rn truth of a man of that breeding, (for he was a perfect tarpawlin), a very extraordinary perfon. He underftbod his profeffion incomparably well, fpoke clearly and pertinently, but not pertinacioufly... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1798 - 366 страници
...Mind of what He was to do. Lawfon was the Man of whofe Judgment the Duke had the beft Efteem : A nd He was in Truth of a Man of that Breeding ( for He...but had kept ill Company too long, which had blunted hisllnderftanding, if it had been ever fburp: He was of few Words, yet fpake to the Purpofc and to... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1827 - 520 страници
...duke in mind of what he was to do. Lawson was the man of whose judgment the duke had the best esteem ; 'and he was in truth, of a man of that breeding, (for...he was a perfect tarpawlin,) a very extraordinary person ; he understood his profession incomparably well, spake clearly and pertinently, but not pertinaciously... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1827 - 588 страници
...duke in mind of what he was to do. Lawson was the man of whose judgment the duke had the best esteem ; and he was in truth, of a man of that breeding, (for...he was a perfect tarpawlin,) a very extraordinary person ; he understood his profession - incomparably well, spake clearly and pertinently, but not pertinaciously... | |
 | Granville Penn - 1833 - 644 страници
...mind of what he was to do. Lawson was the " man of whose judgment the duke had the best " esteem ; and he was in truth, of a man of that " breeding,...he was a perfect tarpawlin), a very " extraordinary person. He understood his profes" sion incomparably well ; spoke clearly and per" tinently, but not... | |
 | Granville Penn - 1833 - 648 страници
...mind of what he was to do. Lawson was the " man of whose judgment the duke had the best " esteem ; and he was in truth, of a man of that " breeding,...he was a perfect tarpawlin), a very " extraordinary person. He understood his profes" sion incomparably well ; spoke clearly and per" tinently, but not... | |
 | Thomas Longueville - 1904 - 654 страници
...preparation of his navy for the war — namely Coventry, Lawson, Ayscue and William Penn.3 " Lawson was in truth, of a man of that breeding (for he was a perfect Tarpawlin) a very extraordinary person. He understood his profession incomparably well, spake clearly and pertinently, but not pertinaciously... | |
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Coventry's presence and attendance was necessary, both to reduce all things into writing which were agreed upon, and to be able to put the duke in mind of what he was to do. 