The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 11F. and C. Rivington, sold also by J. Hatchard, 1813 |
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... extraordinary prosecution , a discoverer of some particulars of illicit gain then charged upon Mr. Hastings , the Governour General . Although in ordinary cases , and in some lesser in- stances of grievance , it is very probable that ...
... extraordinary prosecution , a discoverer of some particulars of illicit gain then charged upon Mr. Hastings , the Governour General . Although in ordinary cases , and in some lesser in- stances of grievance , it is very probable that ...
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... extraordinary nature , and to which Your Committee wish to call the particular attention of the House . For the Council - General , in their letter of the 8th of April 1782 , after stating that they were disappointed in their ...
... extraordinary nature , and to which Your Committee wish to call the particular attention of the House . For the Council - General , in their letter of the 8th of April 1782 , after stating that they were disappointed in their ...
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... extraordinary scheme the Company is totally overturned , and all its relations inverted . From being a body concerned in trade on their own account , and employing their servants as factors , the servants have at one stroke taken the ...
... extraordinary scheme the Company is totally overturned , and all its relations inverted . From being a body concerned in trade on their own account , and employing their servants as factors , the servants have at one stroke taken the ...
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... extraordinary expedients were necessary ; but the causes , which induced this necessity , ought to be more fully inquired into ; for the last step in a series of conduct may be justifia- ble upon principles , that suppose great blame in ...
... extraordinary expedients were necessary ; but the causes , which induced this necessity , ought to be more fully inquired into ; for the last step in a series of conduct may be justifia- ble upon principles , that suppose great blame in ...
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... extraordinary degrees of accuracy and selection , it would naturally be in favour of that interest , to which they could not be indifferent . The Company might suffer above , the Natives might suffer , below ; the intermediate party ...
... extraordinary degrees of accuracy and selection , it would naturally be in favour of that interest , to which they could not be indifferent . The Company might suffer above , the Natives might suffer , below ; the intermediate party ...
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