The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 15C. and J. Rivington, 1827 - Great Britain |
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Page viii
... authorized by the writer . Pum❝ I understand , Sir , that in a place which " I greatly respect , and by a person for whom " I have likewise a great veneration , a pam- 65 66 phlet , " s 66 phlet published by a Mr. Debrett , [ viii ]
... authorized by the writer . Pum❝ I understand , Sir , that in a place which " I greatly respect , and by a person for whom " I have likewise a great veneration , a pam- 65 66 phlet , " s 66 phlet published by a Mr. Debrett , [ viii ]
Page ix
... person and in the place I have men- " tioned , in very harsh and very unqualified " terms . It has been there said ( and so far very truly ) that at all times , and particularly at " this time , it is necessary for the preservation " of ...
... person and in the place I have men- " tioned , in very harsh and very unqualified " terms . It has been there said ( and so far very truly ) that at all times , and particularly at " this time , it is necessary for the preservation " of ...
Page x
... person " by whom that Report is censured , that it is necessary at this time very particularly that " the authority ... persons ) the weight " and force of all other authorities within this " kingdom essentially depend . If the power of ...
... person " by whom that Report is censured , that it is necessary at this time very particularly that " the authority ... persons ) the weight " and force of all other authorities within this " kingdom essentially depend . If the power of ...
Page xi
... person or persons what- 66 ever . It does not accuse the Judges of igno- rance or corruption . Whatever it says , it " does not say calumniously . That kind of " language belongs to persons whose eloquence " entitles them to a free use ...
... person or persons what- 66 ever . It does not accuse the Judges of igno- rance or corruption . Whatever it says , it " does not say calumniously . That kind of " language belongs to persons whose eloquence " entitles them to a free use ...
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... person than to the Cause . We know that they are used to stifle the remonstrances of conscience in the judge , and ... persons whose cause we pretend to espouse . We may all part , my Lords , with the most perfect complacency , and ...
... person than to the Cause . We know that they are used to stifle the remonstrances of conscience in the judge , and ... persons whose cause we pretend to espouse . We may all part , my Lords , with the most perfect complacency , and ...
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