The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7C. and J. Rivington, 1826 - Great Britain |
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... opinions ( merely as opinions , and without any experimental refer- ence to their effects ) when once they take strong hold of the mind , become the most operative of all interests , and indeed very often supersede every other . I might ...
... opinions ( merely as opinions , and without any experimental refer- ence to their effects ) when once they take strong hold of the mind , become the most operative of all interests , and indeed very often supersede every other . I might ...
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... opinions . The political dogma , which , upon the new principle . French system , is to unite the factions of different nations , is this , " That the majority , told by " the head , of the taxable people in every coun- Practical ...
... opinions . The political dogma , which , upon the new principle . French system , is to unite the factions of different nations , is this , " That the majority , told by " the head , of the taxable people in every coun- Practical ...
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... opinion , formidable club * , which , though now quiet , may be brought into action with con- siderable unanimity and force . of con- * Originally called the Bengal Club ; but since opened to persons from the other presidencies , for ...
... opinion , formidable club * , which , though now quiet , may be brought into action with con- siderable unanimity and force . of con- * Originally called the Bengal Club ; but since opened to persons from the other presidencies , for ...
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... 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 despised in France in the manner I had been taught to ...
... 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 despised in France in the manner I had been taught to ...
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... opinions growing out of them . At no period in the history of England have so few peers been taken out of trade or from families newly created by commerce . In no pe- riod has so small a number of noble families en- tered into the ...
... opinions growing out of them . At no period in the history of England have so few peers been taken out of trade or from families newly created by commerce . In no pe- riod has so small a number of noble families en- tered into the ...
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