The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 11C. and J. Rivington, 1819 - Great Britain |
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... furnishing , in almost all cases , materials for judging on the behaviour of the Servants in their progress from the ... furnished with the proper means of exercising the power of con- trol intended by the Law , even if they were scru ...
... furnishing , in almost all cases , materials for judging on the behaviour of the Servants in their progress from the ... furnished with the proper means of exercising the power of con- trol intended by the Law , even if they were scru ...
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... furnished for confounding the lines and gradations of service . This measure was , however , far less exceptionable than the former ; because an irregular choice of a less competent person , and the preference given to proved ...
... furnished for confounding the lines and gradations of service . This measure was , however , far less exceptionable than the former ; because an irregular choice of a less competent person , and the preference given to proved ...
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... furnished thereby for perpe- tuating the powers of some given Court of Direc- tors . They may forestal the patronage of their successors ; on whom they entail a line of Supreme Counsellors and Governours General . And if the exercise of ...
... furnished thereby for perpe- tuating the powers of some given Court of Direc- tors . They may forestal the patronage of their successors ; on whom they entail a line of Supreme Counsellors and Governours General . And if the exercise of ...
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Edmund Burke. furnish him not only with the means of renewing the former evil practices charged upon him , and of executing them , upon a still larger scale , but of oppressing those unhappy persons , who , under the supposed protection ...
Edmund Burke. furnish him not only with the means of renewing the former evil practices charged upon him , and of executing them , upon a still larger scale , but of oppressing those unhappy persons , who , under the supposed protection ...
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