The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 5J. Dodsley, 1812 |
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... Religion ; where British faith and honour are to be fold by inch of candle ? Who is to be the dedecorum pretiofus emptor ? Is it the Navis Hifpanæ Magifter ? Is it to be furniflied by the Prince of Peace ? Unquestionably . Spain as yet ...
... Religion ; where British faith and honour are to be fold by inch of candle ? Who is to be the dedecorum pretiofus emptor ? Is it the Navis Hifpanæ Magifter ? Is it to be furniflied by the Prince of Peace ? Unquestionably . Spain as yet ...
Page 75
... religion , cannot stand with such a communica- tion : the constitution is made by those things , and for thofe things without them it cannot exift ; and without them it is no matter whether it exifts or not . It was an ingenious ...
... religion , cannot stand with such a communica- tion : the constitution is made by those things , and for thofe things without them it cannot exift ; and without them it is no matter whether it exifts or not . It was an ingenious ...
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... Religion and Morals . With all these causes of corruption , we may well judge what the general fashion of mind will be through both fexes and all conditions . Such spectacles and fuch examples will overbear all the laws , that ever ...
... Religion and Morals . With all these causes of corruption , we may well judge what the general fashion of mind will be through both fexes and all conditions . Such spectacles and fuch examples will overbear all the laws , that ever ...
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... Religion cannot exist in this country with fuch a fraternity , will not , I think , be difputed with me . On that religion , according to our mode , all our lawsand institutions stand as upon their base . That scheme is fuppofed in ...
... Religion cannot exist in this country with fuch a fraternity , will not , I think , be difputed with me . On that religion , according to our mode , all our lawsand institutions stand as upon their base . That scheme is fuppofed in ...
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... religion , manners , government , and local intereft totally dif- ferent and adverfe , voluntarily to fubmit themselves to a fuf- penfion of all the profits of induftry and all the comforts of civil life , added to all the evils of an ...
... religion , manners , government , and local intereft totally dif- ferent and adverfe , voluntarily to fubmit themselves to a fuf- penfion of all the profits of induftry and all the comforts of civil life , added to all the evils of an ...
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