The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 10Little, Brown,, 1881 - Great Britain |
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Page 41
... concealment . But it happens here , very singularly , that this sum , which his fears of discovery by others obliged him to discover himself , happens to be one of those of which no trace whatsoever appears , except merely from the ...
... concealment . But it happens here , very singularly , that this sum , which his fears of discovery by others obliged him to discover himself , happens to be one of those of which no trace whatsoever appears , except merely from the ...
Page 44
... concealment you make a discovery . Ac- counts of money received and paid ought to be regu- lar and official . He wrote over to the Court of Directors , that there were certain sums of money he had received and which 44 IMPEACHMENT OF ...
... concealment you make a discovery . Ac- counts of money received and paid ought to be regu- lar and official . He wrote over to the Court of Directors , that there were certain sums of money he had received and which 44 IMPEACHMENT OF ...
Page 162
... concealment , and deceit , your Lordships will , perhaps , not feel the same degree of interest as in the others . Hitherto you have had be- fore you crimes of dignity : you have had before you the ruin and expulsion of great and ...
... concealment , and deceit , your Lordships will , perhaps , not feel the same degree of interest as in the others . Hitherto you have had be- fore you crimes of dignity : you have had before you the ruin and expulsion of great and ...
Page 269
... are full of display ; there is an ostentation , a pomp , in them ; they want to be shown to the world , not concealed . The concealment of acts of charity is what makes them SPEECH ON THE SIXTH ARTICLE . SECOND DAY . 269.
... are full of display ; there is an ostentation , a pomp , in them ; they want to be shown to the world , not concealed . The concealment of acts of charity is what makes them SPEECH ON THE SIXTH ARTICLE . SECOND DAY . 269.
Page 270
Edmund Burke. The concealment of acts of charity is what makes them acceptable in the eyes of Him with regard to whom there can be no concealment ; but acts of cor- ruption are kept secret , not to keep them secret from the eye of Him ...
Edmund Burke. The concealment of acts of charity is what makes them acceptable in the eyes of Him with regard to whom there can be no concealment ; but acts of cor- ruption are kept secret , not to keep them secret from the eye of Him ...
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