The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 15C. and J. Rivington, 1826 |
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... prince was in this case , what I hope your Lordships will be , a very severe judge of the governours of countries remote from the seat of the government . My Lords , we have in this book sufficient proof that a Tartarian sovereign could ...
... prince was in this case , what I hope your Lordships will be , a very severe judge of the governours of countries remote from the seat of the government . My Lords , we have in this book sufficient proof that a Tartarian sovereign could ...
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... prince of a haughty character ; ferocious in a high degree towards his enemies , and towards all those who resisted his will . He was magnificent in his expenses , yet economical with regard to his resources ; maintaining his court in a ...
... prince of a haughty character ; ferocious in a high degree towards his enemies , and towards all those who resisted his will . He was magnificent in his expenses , yet economical with regard to his resources ; maintaining his court in a ...
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... prince of the country , would be to recommend to that prince a better economy in his affairs , and a rational and equal assessment upon his subjects , in order to furnish the amount of the demand which he was about to make upon him . I ...
... prince of the country , would be to recommend to that prince a better economy in his affairs , and a rational and equal assessment upon his subjects , in order to furnish the amount of the demand which he was about to make upon him . I ...
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