The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7C. and J. Rivington, 1815 - Great Britain |
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... caused him to view , with concern , the growth and continuance of the present disorders , have induced the king of Great Britain to interpose his good offices towards a reconcile- ment of those unhappy differences . This his majesty ...
... caused him to view , with concern , the growth and continuance of the present disorders , have induced the king of Great Britain to interpose his good offices towards a reconcile- ment of those unhappy differences . This his majesty ...
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... causes than have commonly been taken into our consideration , by which go- vernment may be subverted . The monied men , merchants , principal tradesmen , and men of let ters ( hitherto generally thought the peaceable and ven timid part ...
... causes than have commonly been taken into our consideration , by which go- vernment may be subverted . The monied men , merchants , principal tradesmen , and men of let ters ( hitherto generally thought the peaceable and ven timid part ...
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... causes of the late révolution ; and I am still of opinion , that the ex- clusive spirit of the French nobility , did irritate the wealthy of other classes . But I found long since , that persons in trade and business were by no means ...
... causes of the late révolution ; and I am still of opinion , that the ex- clusive spirit of the French nobility , did irritate the wealthy of other classes . But I found long since , that persons in trade and business were by no means ...
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... cause of the facility with which they lend themselves to any schemes of innovation , by inducing them to think lightly of their governments , and to judge of grievances not by feeling , but by imagination . It is in these electorates ...
... cause of the facility with which they lend themselves to any schemes of innovation , by inducing them to think lightly of their governments , and to judge of grievances not by feeling , but by imagination . It is in these electorates ...
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... cause of apprehension from what may destroy them , than of hope from any thing by which they may be aggrandized . As long as those two princes are at variance , so long the liberties of Germany are safe . But , if ever they should so ...
... cause of apprehension from what may destroy them , than of hope from any thing by which they may be aggrandized . As long as those two princes are at variance , so long the liberties of Germany are safe . But , if ever they should so ...
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