The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke ...: Political miscellanies. Reflections on the revolution in France. Letter to a member of the National assemblyG. Bell & sons, 1892 |
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... presump- tion and little knowledge will hold a language which is con- tradicted by the whole course of history . General rebellions and revolts of a whole people never were encouraged , LETTER TO THE SHERIFFS OF BRISTOL . 21.
... presump- tion and little knowledge will hold a language which is con- tradicted by the whole course of history . General rebellions and revolts of a whole people never were encouraged , LETTER TO THE SHERIFFS OF BRISTOL . 21.
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Edmund Burke. pardon . A proceeding of this kind has no example in history . Independency , and independency with an enmity , ( which putting ourselves out of the question , would be called natural and much provoked , ) was the ...
Edmund Burke. pardon . A proceeding of this kind has no example in history . Independency , and independency with an enmity , ( which putting ourselves out of the question , would be called natural and much provoked , ) was the ...
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... history . Where could any man , conscious of his own inability to act alone , and willing to act as he ought to do , have arranged himself better ? If any one thinks this kind of society to be taken up as the best method of gratifying ...
... history . Where could any man , conscious of his own inability to act alone , and willing to act as he ought to do , have arranged himself better ? If any one thinks this kind of society to be taken up as the best method of gratifying ...
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... history of office , who does not know how very lightly the American functions have always leaned on the shoulders of the ministerial Atlas , who has upheld that side of the sphere . Undoubtedly , great temper and judgment were requisite ...
... history of office , who does not know how very lightly the American functions have always leaned on the shoulders of the ministerial Atlas , who has upheld that side of the sphere . Undoubtedly , great temper and judgment were requisite ...
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... history of this office is too recent to suffer us to for- get , that it was made for the mere convenience of the ar- rangements of political intrigue , and not for the service of the state ; that it was made , in order to give a colour ...
... history of this office is too recent to suffer us to for- get , that it was made for the mere convenience of the ar- rangements of political intrigue , and not for the service of the state ; that it was made , in order to give a colour ...
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