The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 7Wells and Lilly, 1827 |
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... never hope for protection from any of its forms : —it is here , that those , who have refused to conform themselves to its perfections , can never hope to escape through any of its defects . It ought , therefore , my lords , to become ...
... never hope for protection from any of its forms : —it is here , that those , who have refused to conform themselves to its perfections , can never hope to escape through any of its defects . It ought , therefore , my lords , to become ...
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... never did give a power , without an- nexing to it a proportionable degree of responsibility . As to their other powers , the company derives them from the Mogul empire by various charters from that crown , and from the great magistrates ...
... never did give a power , without an- nexing to it a proportionable degree of responsibility . As to their other powers , the company derives them from the Mogul empire by various charters from that crown , and from the great magistrates ...
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... never would dare to practice . Many , if not most , of the iniquities of his interiour bad administration have been perpetrated through these banyans , or other na- tive agents and confidants ; and we shall show you , that he is not ...
... never would dare to practice . Many , if not most , of the iniquities of his interiour bad administration have been perpetrated through these banyans , or other na- tive agents and confidants ; and we shall show you , that he is not ...
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... never spread them any where else than in their native soil . Their blood , their opinions , and the soil of their country , make one consistent piece ; admitting no mixture , no adul- teration , no improvement : accordingly , their ...
... never spread them any where else than in their native soil . Their blood , their opinions , and the soil of their country , make one consistent piece ; admitting no mixture , no adul- teration , no improvement : accordingly , their ...
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... never was such food for the curiosity of the human mind , as is found in the manners of this people , I pass it totally over . I wish to divide this preliminary view into six periods ; and your lordships will consider that of the Hindûs ...
... never was such food for the curiosity of the human mind , as is found in the manners of this people , I pass it totally over . I wish to divide this preliminary view into six periods ; and your lordships will consider that of the Hindûs ...
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