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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... minister of finance could go through that year with a loan of but seventeen hundred thousand pounds ; and that he should be able to fund that loan without any tax . The second year , however , opens the very same scene . A small loan ...
... minister of finance could go through that year with a loan of but seventeen hundred thousand pounds ; and that he should be able to fund that loan without any tax . The second year , however , opens the very same scene . A small loan ...
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... minister who does these things is a great man- -but the king who desires that they should be done is a far greater . We must do justice to our enemies - these are the acts of a patriot king . I am not in dread of the vast armies of ...
... minister who does these things is a great man- -but the king who desires that they should be done is a far greater . We must do justice to our enemies - these are the acts of a patriot king . I am not in dread of the vast armies of ...
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... words to say . The ministers seem to contest this point ; and affect to doubt whether the people 1 Edict , registered 29th January , 1780 . do really desire a plan of economy in the civil 62 SPEECH ON THE ECONOMICAL REFORM .
... words to say . The ministers seem to contest this point ; and affect to doubt whether the people 1 Edict , registered 29th January , 1780 . do really desire a plan of economy in the civil 62 SPEECH ON THE ECONOMICAL REFORM .
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... ministers , they make up the tax to such places as they wish to favour , or in such new places as they may choose to create . Thus the civil list becomes oppressed with debt ; and the public is obliged to repay , and to repay with a ...
... ministers , they make up the tax to such places as they wish to favour , or in such new places as they may choose to create . Thus the civil list becomes oppressed with debt ; and the public is obliged to repay , and to repay with a ...
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... minister shall no longer have the means of repaying with a private , what is taken by a public , hand - if after all ... ministers are far from being wholly to blame for the present ill order which prevails . Whilst institutions directly ...
... minister shall no longer have the means of repaying with a private , what is taken by a public , hand - if after all ... ministers are far from being wholly to blame for the present ill order which prevails . Whilst institutions directly ...
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The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke: Political miscellanies ... Edmund Burke Полный просмотр - 1881 |
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