7.
*** Whitlocke, p.

133.
**** Clarendon, vol.v.p.

629, 630.

Whitlocke, p.

141.
Fairfax was a person equally eminent for courage and for humanity; and though strongly infected with prejudices, or principles derived from religious and party zeal, he seems never, in the course of his public conduct, to have been diverted by private interest or ambition from adhering strictly to these principles.