“A man of unwearied industry, inflexible constancy, sound, clear, and deep understanding and untainted integrity; so that whenever he was blinded, it was by the passion that he had for that which he esteemed the good and interest of the State.”--SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE, _Observations on the United Provinces_, 1672. “There is one subject that we seldom touch upon,” said Sir William. “And that is one upon which I am curious to hear you speak.”…
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