The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Volume 4Little, Brown, 1889 - Great Britain |
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... nobility . But if you are not in a condition to frame a House of Lords , still loss are you capable , in my opinion , of framing anything which virtually and substantially could be answera- ble ( for the purposes of a stable , regular ...
... nobility . But if you are not in a condition to frame a House of Lords , still loss are you capable , in my opinion , of framing anything which virtually and substantially could be answera- ble ( for the purposes of a stable , regular ...
Page 108
... nobility on the contrary , they valued themselves on the generous qualities which distinguished the chief's of their nation . So far as to the attack on Mr. Burke in conse- quence of his reforms . To show that he has in his last ...
... nobility on the contrary , they valued themselves on the generous qualities which distinguished the chief's of their nation . So far as to the attack on Mr. Burke in conse- quence of his reforms . To show that he has in his last ...
Page 147
... nobility and Principal nobility and gentry well affected to and crown , TO THE OLD WHIGS . 147.
... nobility and Principal nobility and gentry well affected to and crown , TO THE OLD WHIGS . 147.
Page 148
Edmund Burke. Principal nobility and gentry well affected to and crown , security against the gentry , that are men of eminent quality and estates , and persons of known integrity and the Church zeal , both for the religion and ...
Edmund Burke. Principal nobility and gentry well affected to and crown , security against the gentry , that are men of eminent quality and estates , and persons of known integrity and the Church zeal , both for the religion and ...
Page 197
... nobility and gentry ever known in the world arranged only in the foremost rank of free and generous citizens . Not one man incurred loss or suffered degradation . All , from the king to the day - laborer , were improved in their ...
... nobility and gentry ever known in the world arranged only in the foremost rank of free and generous citizens . Not one man incurred loss or suffered degradation . All , from the king to the day - laborer , were improved in their ...
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