The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1906 |
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Page 232
... accusations are better than one , contra- dictions are set staring one another in the face , without even an attempt to reconcile them . And to give the whole a sort of portentous air of labour and informa- tion , the table of the House ...
... accusations are better than one , contra- dictions are set staring one another in the face , without even an attempt to reconcile them . And to give the whole a sort of portentous air of labour and informa- tion , the table of the House ...
Page 322
... , since they could not immedi- ately destroy , the liberty of the press , the privilege of Parliament was voted away in all accusations for a seditious libel . The freedom of debate in Parliament itself 322 BURKE'S WRITINGS AND SPEECHES.
... , since they could not immedi- ately destroy , the liberty of the press , the privilege of Parliament was voted away in all accusations for a seditious libel . The freedom of debate in Parliament itself 322 BURKE'S WRITINGS AND SPEECHES.
Page 339
... accusation , they are of two sorts : one of a mixed nature , of revenue and trade ; the other simply rela- tive to trade . With regard to the former I shall observe that , in all deliberations concerning America , the ideas of that ...
... accusation , they are of two sorts : one of a mixed nature , of revenue and trade ; the other simply rela- tive to trade . With regard to the former I shall observe that , in all deliberations concerning America , the ideas of that ...
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