The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7C. and J. Rivington, 1826 - Great Britain |
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Page 25
... suffer any person to tell us his story , morning and evening , but for one twelvemonth , and he will become our master . All those countries in which several states are comprehended under some general geographical description , and ...
... suffer any person to tell us his story , morning and evening , but for one twelvemonth , and he will become our master . All those countries in which several states are comprehended under some general geographical description , and ...
Page 35
... suffer any prince of the House of Bourbon to keep by force the French emissaries out of their dominions ; nor whilst France has a commerce with them , especially through Marseilles , ( the hottest focus of sedition in France ) will it ...
... suffer any prince of the House of Bourbon to keep by force the French emissaries out of their dominions ; nor whilst France has a commerce with them , especially through Marseilles , ( the hottest focus of sedition in France ) will it ...
Page 38
... suffers the abuse , of a nobility . For some time , and even before the set- tlement of the Bourbon dynasty , that body has been systematically lowered , and rendered incapa- ble by exclusion , and for incapacity excluded from affairs ...
... suffers the abuse , of a nobility . For some time , and even before the set- tlement of the Bourbon dynasty , that body has been systematically lowered , and rendered incapa- ble by exclusion , and for incapacity excluded from affairs ...
Page 40
... suffered it , rather than to honour those who would amend it , ( which is the spirit of this malignant French distemper ) every step out of the common course becomes critical , and renders it a task full of peril for princes of moderate ...
... suffered it , rather than to honour those who would amend it , ( which is the spirit of this malignant French distemper ) every step out of the common course becomes critical , and renders it a task full of peril for princes of moderate ...
Page 67
... suffer in his cause to their fate ; and hopes by various , mean , delusive intrigues , in which I am afraid he is encouraged from abroad , to regain , among traitors and regi- cides , the power he has joined to take from his own family ...
... suffer in his cause to their fate ; and hopes by various , mean , delusive intrigues , in which I am afraid he is encouraged from abroad , to regain , among traitors and regi- cides , the power he has joined to take from his own family ...
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