The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 6J. C. Nimmo, 1887 |
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... principle , inclination , and gratitude , to the king , and to the present ministry . Perhaps you may think that my ... principles . But it is of no concern . I am far below the region of those great and tempestuous passions . I feel ...
... principle , inclination , and gratitude , to the king , and to the present ministry . Perhaps you may think that my ... principles . But it is of no concern . I am far below the region of those great and tempestuous passions . I feel ...
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... principles of their government , — that they may take and keep the keys of the civil- ized world , for they are safe in their unambitious and faithful custody . We say to them , " We may , indeed , wish you to be a little less murderous ...
... principles of their government , — that they may take and keep the keys of the civil- ized world , for they are safe in their unambitious and faithful custody . We say to them , " We may , indeed , wish you to be a little less murderous ...
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... principles : that it was " not only to defend his own rights , and those of his allies , " but " that all the dearest interests of his people imposed upon him a duty still more important , that of exerting his efforts for the ...
... principles : that it was " not only to defend his own rights , and those of his allies , " but " that all the dearest interests of his people imposed upon him a duty still more important , that of exerting his efforts for the ...
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... principles , or their politics , that we quarrelled : our sole dislike was to the cut of their clothes . But to pass over their dresses , -good God ! in what habits did the representatives of the crowned heads of Europe appear , when ...
... principles , or their politics , that we quarrelled : our sole dislike was to the cut of their clothes . But to pass over their dresses , -good God ! in what habits did the representatives of the crowned heads of Europe appear , when ...
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... principle , but infinitely worse in degradation . They called them out by a sort of roll of their nations , one after another , much in the manner in which they called wretches out of their prison to the guillotine . When these ...
... principle , but infinitely worse in degradation . They called them out by a sort of roll of their nations , one after another , much in the manner in which they called wretches out of their prison to the guillotine . When these ...
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