The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Том 5Little, Brown, 1871 |
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... merits . should be taken for unpardonable faults , and as such avenged , not only on myself , but on my posterity . Adieu , my dear Lord ; and do me the justice to believe me ever , with most sincere respect , venera- tion , and ...
... merits . should be taken for unpardonable faults , and as such avenged , not only on myself , but on my posterity . Adieu , my dear Lord ; and do me the justice to believe me ever , with most sincere respect , venera- tion , and ...
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... merits in the House of Commons , Mr. Fox countenanced and justified the chief promoters of that association ; and he received , in return , a public assurance from them of an inviolable adherence to him singly and person- ally . On ...
... merits in the House of Commons , Mr. Fox countenanced and justified the chief promoters of that association ; and he received , in return , a public assurance from them of an inviolable adherence to him singly and person- ally . On ...
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... merits of his rule may be in the eyes of neutral judges , it is a rule which no statesman before him ever laid down in favor of the adverse power with whom he was to negotiate . The adverse party him- self may safely be trusted to take ...
... merits of his rule may be in the eyes of neutral judges , it is a rule which no statesman before him ever laid down in favor of the adverse power with whom he was to negotiate . The adverse party him- self may safely be trusted to take ...
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... merits of the war . He had before done something of the same dangerous kind in his printed letter . The ground of a political war is of all things that which the poor laborer and manufacturer are the least capable of conceiving . This ...
... merits of the war . He had before done something of the same dangerous kind in his printed letter . The ground of a political war is of all things that which the poor laborer and manufacturer are the least capable of conceiving . This ...
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... drink , " Mr. Burke , and thanks to him for the discussion he has provoked . " I found myself elevated with this honor ; for , even by the collision of resistance , to be the means of striking out sparkles of truth , if not merit ,
... drink , " Mr. Burke , and thanks to him for the discussion he has provoked . " I found myself elevated with this honor ; for , even by the collision of resistance , to be the means of striking out sparkles of truth , if not merit ,
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