The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Volume 4Little, Brown, 1889 - Great Britain |
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... thoso declarations in their rigor . This made men careless in their opposition , and remiss in early precaution . By holding out this fallacious hope , the impostors do- luded sometimes one description of men , and some- times another ...
... thoso declarations in their rigor . This made men careless in their opposition , and remiss in early precaution . By holding out this fallacious hope , the impostors do- luded sometimes one description of men , and some- times another ...
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... thoso of France . In England we cannot work so hard as Frenchmen . Frequent relaxation is necessary to us . You are naturally more intense in your application . I did not know this part of your national character , until I went into ...
... thoso of France . In England we cannot work so hard as Frenchmen . Frequent relaxation is necessary to us . You are naturally more intense in your application . I did not know this part of your national character , until I went into ...
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... thoso factious persons in Great Britain whom Mr. Burke states to be engaged , not in favor of privilege against prerogative , or of prerogative against privilege , but in an open attempt against our crown and our Parliament , against ...
... thoso factious persons in Great Britain whom Mr. Burke states to be engaged , not in favor of privilege against prerogative , or of prerogative against privilege , but in an open attempt against our crown and our Parliament , against ...
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