The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 2Wells and Lilly, 1826 - Great Britain |
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... conduct . I do not mean to enter into them . I will not suspect a want of good intention in framing them . But however pure the intentions of their authors may have been , we all know that the event has been unfortunate . The means of ...
... conduct . I do not mean to enter into them . I will not suspect a want of good intention in framing them . But however pure the intentions of their authors may have been , we all know that the event has been unfortunate . The means of ...
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... conduct in this city . I do not pretend to lay down rules of decorum for other gentle- men . They are best judges of the mode of proceeding that will recommend them to the favour of their fellow - citizens . But I confess , I should ...
... conduct in this city . I do not pretend to lay down rules of decorum for other gentle- men . They are best judges of the mode of proceeding that will recommend them to the favour of their fellow - citizens . But I confess , I should ...
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... conduct had been of this sort . I am not so old an acquaintance of yours as the worthy gentleman . Indeed I could not have ventured on such kind of freedoms with you . But I am bound , and I will endeavour , to have justice done to the ...
... conduct had been of this sort . I am not so old an acquaintance of yours as the worthy gentleman . Indeed I could not have ventured on such kind of freedoms with you . But I am bound , and I will endeavour , to have justice done to the ...
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... conduct had been of this sort . I am not so old an acquaintance of yours as the worthy gentleman . Indeed I could not have ventured on such kind of freedoms with you . But I am bound , and I will endeavour , to have justice done to the ...
... conduct had been of this sort . I am not so old an acquaintance of yours as the worthy gentleman . Indeed I could not have ventured on such kind of freedoms with you . But I am bound , and I will endeavour , to have justice done to the ...
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... conduct ; to preserve me from being blown about by every wind of fashionable doctrine . I really did not think it safe , or manly , to have fresh principles to seek upon every fresh mail which should arrive from America . At that period ...
... conduct ; to preserve me from being blown about by every wind of fashionable doctrine . I really did not think it safe , or manly , to have fresh principles to seek upon every fresh mail which should arrive from America . At that period ...
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