Based on the passage, what is James Cross Giblin's attitude toward Thomas Young?
Young made mistakes, but he also made great progress.
Young was a better speller than other scholars.
Young was smart, but he was not as smart as the scholars that came before him.
Young made too many mistakes to be taken seriously.

A is the answer Young made mistakes, but he also made great progress.

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