Excerpt from The Diary (1709-1720) Of Edward Rud, Sometime Fellow of Trinity College, and Rector of North Runcton in Norfolk: To Which Are Added Several Unpublished Letters of Dr. Bentley
Of Dr.' Bentley, to whom the diary owes almost all its interest, the picture that is presented is not a pleasing one. Utter want of principle and an overbearing tone and manner to all who opposed him are very manifest. And this impression is enhanced if we recollect that of the two parties into which the College was then unhappily divided, Rud decidedly belonged to the Master's - never taking any part in the prosecution, voting for him against the grace for taking away his degrees, besides assisting him in his preparations for his edition of the Greek Testament3. It may be added also, that Rud's character always stood high, and that he could have had no motive for giving an unfavourable colour to any of Bentley's proceedings.
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