On the one side he was the spy, the servant, the panderer to the King's more disgraceful secrets; on the other he was a man of an extraordinary shrewdness, utterly devoted to His Majesty, and very competent indeed in very considerable affairs.
"Oddsfish!"
Robert Hugh Benson
He was attacked and insulted by men who had never made an observation, and, what was more curious, as a panderer to the theological prejudices of the past.
"The Autobiography of a Journalist, Volume I"
William James Stillman
"panderer" is not a pretty thing to be called, but the pleasant Messrs.
"The Red Conspiracy"
Joseph J. Mereto