The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 16C. and J. Rivington, 1827 - Great Britain |
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... proof of them , without the assistance of rules , orders and regulations of a positive nature , intended to prevent the per- petration of these crimes , and to detect the offender in case the crimes should be actually perpetrated . You ...
... proof of them , without the assistance of rules , orders and regulations of a positive nature , intended to prevent the per- petration of these crimes , and to detect the offender in case the crimes should be actually perpetrated . You ...
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Edmund Burke. proof of crimes , and of a systematick design to ruin the accused party , by force there and by chicane here ; these are the principles upon which I am going to talk to you upon this abominable subject ; of which , I am ...
Edmund Burke. proof of crimes , and of a systematick design to ruin the accused party , by force there and by chicane here ; these are the principles upon which I am going to talk to you upon this abominable subject ; of which , I am ...
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... proof than what these affidavits furnish . My Lords , the persons who have been examined here are almost all of them the same persons who made these affidavits ; but there is this material difference in their evidence . At your ...
... proof than what these affidavits furnish . My Lords , the persons who have been examined here are almost all of them the same persons who made these affidavits ; but there is this material difference in their evidence . At your ...
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... proof that he had done his duty ; and , therefore , I wrote a com- plaisant letter . I meant nothing by it . It was written merely to satisfy the mind of the man . Now , is that the way in which formal and solemn letters , written upon ...
... proof that he had done his duty ; and , therefore , I wrote a com- plaisant letter . I meant nothing by it . It was written merely to satisfy the mind of the man . Now , is that the way in which formal and solemn letters , written upon ...
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