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of which he knew , you would almost necessarily become a distinguished
member , and probably an eminent support ; principles founded upon the basis of
political liberty , and calculated , in their practical application , to promote its
security in ...
of which he knew , you would almost necessarily become a distinguished
member , and probably an eminent support ; principles founded upon the basis of
political liberty , and calculated , in their practical application , to promote its
security in ...
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power , and which excited suspicions of a dereliction of principles ; it was ,
because he well knew that no such dere . liction had taken place , and that there
were no other means of combating with effect , that favourite system , which from
the ...
power , and which excited suspicions of a dereliction of principles ; it was ,
because he well knew that no such dere . liction had taken place , and that there
were no other means of combating with effect , that favourite system , which from
the ...
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... or happy . Your lordships will see in the progress of this cause , that there is not
only a long connected , systematick series of misdemeanours , but an equally
connected system of maxims and principles 14 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT
.
... or happy . Your lordships will see in the progress of this cause , that there is not
only a long connected , systematick series of misdemeanours , but an equally
connected system of maxims and principles 14 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT
.
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demeanours , but an equally connected system of maxims and principles ,
invented to justify them . Upon both of these you must judge . According to the
judgment , that you shall give upon the past transactions in India , inseparably
connected ...
demeanours , but an equally connected system of maxims and principles ,
invented to justify them . Upon both of these you must judge . According to the
judgment , that you shall give upon the past transactions in India , inseparably
connected ...
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For this process is the cement , which binds the whole together ; this is the
individuating principle , that makes England ... and tried by statesmen , not upon
the niceties of a narrow jurisprudence , but upon the enlarged and solid
principles of ...
For this process is the cement , which binds the whole together ; this is the
individuating principle , that makes England ... and tried by statesmen , not upon
the niceties of a narrow jurisprudence , but upon the enlarged and solid
principles of ...
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| Title | The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7 The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Edmund Burke |
| Author | Edmund Burke |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Wells and Lilly, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2008 |
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