The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Volume 1Little, Brown, 1869 - Great Britain |
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Page 450
... royal family , even the zealots of he- reditary right , in him , saw something to flatter their favorite prejudices ; and to justify a transfer of their attachments , without a change in their principles . The person and cause of the ...
... royal family , even the zealots of he- reditary right , in him , saw something to flatter their favorite prejudices ; and to justify a transfer of their attachments , without a change in their principles . The person and cause of the ...
Page 455
... royal dignity had been oppressed in the person of his Ma- jesty's ... family , that no con- cert , order , or effect , might appear in any future ... royal servitude and vile durance , which was so de- plored in the reign of the late ...
... royal dignity had been oppressed in the person of his Ma- jesty's ... family , that no con- cert , order , or effect , might appear in any future ... royal servitude and vile durance , which was so de- plored in the reign of the late ...
Page 464
... royal family : so as on one hand to occupy all the avenues to the throne ; and on the other to forward or frustrate the execution of any measure , according to their own interests . For with the credit and sup- port which they are known ...
... royal family : so as on one hand to occupy all the avenues to the throne ; and on the other to forward or frustrate the execution of any measure , according to their own interests . For with the credit and sup- port which they are known ...
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