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... a single person ; another a juggling confederacy of a few to cheat the prince and enslave the people ; and the third , a frantick and unmanageable demo- cracy . cracy . The great instrument of all these changes , 58 A VINDICATION OF.
... a single person ; another a juggling confederacy of a few to cheat the prince and enslave the people ; and the third , a frantick and unmanageable demo- cracy . cracy . The great instrument of all these changes , 58 A VINDICATION OF.
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Edmund Burke. cracy . The great instrument of all these changes , and what infuses a peculiar venom into all of them , is party . It is of no consequence what the principles of any party , or what their pretensions are ; the spirit which ...
Edmund Burke. cracy . The great instrument of all these changes , and what infuses a peculiar venom into all of them , is party . It is of no consequence what the principles of any party , or what their pretensions are ; the spirit which ...
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