1609. Hoby’s Lett. to T. H., Printer to Rdr. 115. For the better satisfaction of the vnpreiudicate Reader.
1624. J. Reynolds, Votivæ Angliæ. To common sence, and unprejudicate judgments.
1650. H. More, Observ., in Enthus. Tri., etc. (1656), 78. His humility and purity of mind and unprejudicate reason.
1679. J. Goodman, Penit. Pard., I. i. 11. Discourses … plain and intelligible to such unprejudicate minds.
1692. R. Barclay, Truth Triumphant, To Rdr. I hope, will give some Satisfaction to Men of sober Judgments, and impartial and unprejudicate Spirits.
1713. Sacred Use of Organs, 27–8. But the Reverse of such a Supposition is evident enough to every uprejudicate Person, from the Testimonies I’ve produc’d from their Writings.
Hence Unprejudicately adv., -ness.
a. 1662. Sanderson, Cases Consc., iii. (1678), 74. Doubts and difficulties meet to be … unprejudicately weighed against those other probabilities.
1668. H. More, Div. Dial., II. 416. All the difficulty is to get to that state of Unprejudicateness.
1683. E. Hooker, Prof. Pordage’s Mystic Div., Postscr., 111. Shold you pleace to lai the … Ear of conscientious unpræjudicateness as close to the voice of these Mysteries as I did.
