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[Footnote 059: Page 299.]
[Footnote 060: Page 300. M. Le Clerc, (_Sentimens de quelques
Theologiens de Hollande, dix-septieme Lettre_) defends Grotius with
great ability against the charge of Socinianism: he justly observes,
that, his abstaining from unpleasing propositions, his silence on
offensive doctrines, and his conciliating expressions, should not too
easily be accounted proofs, of belief of his precise sentiments of any
particular tenets. Grotius, says Le Clerc, was like an arbitrator, who,
to bring to amity the parties in difference, recommends to each, that he
should give something of what he himself considers to be his strict
right.]
[Footnote 061: Ep. 363. p. 364]
[Footnote 062: Ep. 491. p. 195.]
[Footnote 063: Ep. 494. p. 896.]
[Footnote 064: Ep. 1706. p. 736.]
[Footnote 065: _Comparison of Calvinism and Arminianism_. vol. ii. p.
560.]
[Footnote 066: Ib. Vol. ii. p.
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