The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 15C. and J. Rivington, 1826 |
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... suffer public opinion , which often prevents judgment and often defeats its effects , to be de- bauched and corrupted . Much less is this to be suffered in the presence of our co - ordinate branch of legislature , and as it were with ...
... suffer public opinion , which often prevents judgment and often defeats its effects , to be de- bauched and corrupted . Much less is this to be suffered in the presence of our co - ordinate branch of legislature , and as it were with ...
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... suffer you to enter upon that ex- amination . My Lords , we admit you are the interpreters of your own rules and orders . We likewise admit that our own honour may be affected by the character of the evidence which we produce to you ...
... suffer you to enter upon that ex- amination . My Lords , we admit you are the interpreters of your own rules and orders . We likewise admit that our own honour may be affected by the character of the evidence which we produce to you ...
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... suffer such principles of defence to be urged here ; still less will you suffer the examples of men acting by violence , of men acting by wrong ; -the example of a man who has become a rebel to his sovereign in order that he should ...
... suffer such principles of defence to be urged here ; still less will you suffer the examples of men acting by violence , of men acting by wrong ; -the example of a man who has become a rebel to his sovereign in order that he should ...
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