Quotes by Henry Spink

“to allow freedom of human action, and yet faithfully to maintain Absolute Truth concerning the Infinite and the Eternal”

“Aristotelian””

“Thomas Warde, of “Mulwith,” in 1590”

“giving account of meeting at Fremland, Essex, in July, 1605”

“rare and costly books for a twelve-month together; in certain cases, advice and counsel; in other cases, the revising of proof sheets, the translation from foreign tongues, and the transcription of Elizabethan and Jacobean documents:”