The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke: Political miscellaniesGeorge Bell and Sons, 1891 - Great Britain |
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... whole tenour of his life . Thus they dismiss their old partner of the war . He is advised to retire , whilst they continue to serve the public upon wiser princi- ples , and under better auspices . VOL . III . Whether Diogenes the Cynic ...
... whole tenour of his life . Thus they dismiss their old partner of the war . He is advised to retire , whilst they continue to serve the public upon wiser princi- ples , and under better auspices . VOL . III . Whether Diogenes the Cynic ...
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... whole view of life , it is more safe to live under the juris- diction of severe but steady reason , than under the empire of indulgent but capricious passion . It is certainly well for Mr. Burke that there are impartial men in the world ...
... whole view of life , it is more safe to live under the juris- diction of severe but steady reason , than under the empire of indulgent but capricious passion . It is certainly well for Mr. Burke that there are impartial men in the world ...
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... whole , and in all the parts of his book ; because neither in the whole , nor in any of the parts , were they directly , or by any implication , in- volved . The author was known indeed to have been warmly strenuously , and ...
... whole , and in all the parts of his book ; because neither in the whole , nor in any of the parts , were they directly , or by any implication , in- volved . The author was known indeed to have been warmly strenuously , and ...
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... whole constitution of this kingdom ; to incorporate themselves for the utter over- throw of the body of its laws , civil and ecclesiastical , and with them of the whole system of its manners , in favour of the new constitution , and of ...
... whole constitution of this kingdom ; to incorporate themselves for the utter over- throw of the body of its laws , civil and ecclesiastical , and with them of the whole system of its manners , in favour of the new constitution , and of ...
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... whole orders and classes of men , extending itself di- rectly , or in its nearest consequences , to at least a million of our kind , and to at least the temporary wretchedness of a whole community , I do not deny to be in some sort ...
... whole orders and classes of men , extending itself di- rectly , or in its nearest consequences , to at least a million of our kind , and to at least the temporary wretchedness of a whole community , I do not deny to be in some sort ...
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