The following sentence contains

we like him as much as them.

an adjective clause
a noun clause
an elliptical clause
no subordinate clause

an elliptical clause

Explanation:

An elliptical clause is a clause which can be a dependent or subordinate clause in which a word or words have been missing. The part of the clause which is missing is either a verb or a verb phrase. At times, it creates confusion to the readers and the writers especially when the sentence ends with a pronoun.  In the above sentence, the clause 'as much as them' is the elliptical clause in which the word 'like' is missing.

that his long years of service outweigh any faults he may have had.

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king hrothgar despair over the inability to defeat grendel