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Edmund Burke. SECTION XIV. LOCKE'S OPINION CONCERNING DARKNESS CONSIDERED. It is Mr. Locke's opinion, that darkness is not naturally an idea of terror; and that, though an excessive light is painful to the sense, the greatest excess of ...
Edmund Burke. SECTION XIV. LOCKE'S OPINION CONCERNING DARKNESS CONSIDERED. It is Mr. Locke's opinion, that darkness is not naturally an idea of terror; and that, though an excessive light is painful to the sense, the greatest excess of ...
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... opinion to call them, were resolved rather to endure everything, than co-operate in that design. A diversity of opinion upon almost every principle of politics had indeed drawn a strong line of separation between them and some others ...
... opinion to call them, were resolved rather to endure everything, than co-operate in that design. A diversity of opinion upon almost every principle of politics had indeed drawn a strong line of separation between them and some others ...
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... opinions of the people. These are considerations which in my opinion enforce the necessity of having some better reason, in a free country, and a free Parliament, for supporting the ministers of the crown, than that short one, That the ...
... opinions of the people. These are considerations which in my opinion enforce the necessity of having some better reason, in a free country, and a free Parliament, for supporting the ministers of the crown, than that short one, That the ...
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... opinion, natural connection, or mutual trust, invested with all the powers of government. When they have learned this lesson themselves, they will be willing and able to teach the court, that it is the true interest of the prince to ...
... opinion, natural connection, or mutual trust, invested with all the powers of government. When they have learned this lesson themselves, they will be willing and able to teach the court, that it is the true interest of the prince to ...
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... opinion of the king's servants? does it not say, (I care not how consistently,) but does it not say, that their conduct with regard to America has been always governed by this policy? It goes a great deal further. These excellent and ...
... opinion of the king's servants? does it not say, (I care not how consistently,) but does it not say, that their conduct with regard to America has been always governed by this policy? It goes a great deal further. These excellent and ...
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