The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 10J. C. Nimmo, 1887 - Great Britain |
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... Commons to be : the only reward , but a rich reward , which I have received for the toils and labors of a long life . - The Commons , then , thus vindicated , and myself thus encouraged , I shall proceed to make good the charge in which ...
... Commons to be : the only reward , but a rich reward , which I have received for the toils and labors of a long life . - The Commons , then , thus vindicated , and myself thus encouraged , I shall proceed to make good the charge in which ...
Page 309
... Commons know no such thing as indiscretion , imprudence , or impropriety : it is other- wise with their instruments . Your Lordships very well know , that , if you hear anything that shall ap- pear to you to be regular , apt to bring ...
... Commons know no such thing as indiscretion , imprudence , or impropriety : it is other- wise with their instruments . Your Lordships very well know , that , if you hear anything that shall ap- pear to you to be regular , apt to bring ...
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Edmund Burke. Commons . Your Lordships well know and remember my having used such or similar words , and the end and purpose for which I used them . I owe a few words of explanation to the Commons of Great Brit- ain , who attend in a ...
Edmund Burke. Commons . Your Lordships well know and remember my having used such or similar words , and the end and purpose for which I used them . I owe a few words of explanation to the Commons of Great Brit- ain , who attend in a ...
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