THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE1803 |
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... feveral pofthumous publications , as they from time to time made their appear- ance , were accompanied by appropriate pre- faces . Thefe , however , as they were princi- pally intended for temporary purposes , have been a 4 been omitted ...
... feveral pofthumous publications , as they from time to time made their appear- ance , were accompanied by appropriate pre- faces . Thefe , however , as they were princi- pally intended for temporary purposes , have been a 4 been omitted ...
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... feveral heroes of the Revolution , who are there celebrated , having in the interval paffed off the publick stage , a greater liberty of insertion and alteration than his friends on confideration have thought allowable , would be ...
... feveral heroes of the Revolution , who are there celebrated , having in the interval paffed off the publick stage , a greater liberty of insertion and alteration than his friends on confideration have thought allowable , would be ...
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... Lord BOLING- BROKE ; and fuch are the reasonings which this noble writer and feveral others have been pleased to dignify with the name of philofophy . If thefe are are delivered in à fpecious manner , and in a 4 PREFACE .
... Lord BOLING- BROKE ; and fuch are the reasonings which this noble writer and feveral others have been pleased to dignify with the name of philofophy . If thefe are are delivered in à fpecious manner , and in a 4 PREFACE .
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... feveral , but still is by far the ma- jority in the fame old state of blindness and slavery ; and much is it to be feared that we fhall perpe- tually relapfe , whilst the real productive cause of all this fuperftitious folly ...
... feveral , but still is by far the ma- jority in the fame old state of blindness and slavery ; and much is it to be feared that we fhall perpe- tually relapfe , whilst the real productive cause of all this fuperftitious folly ...
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... feveral centuries ; and the irruptions of the kings of Babylon and Affyria made immense ravages . Yet we have their history but partially , in an indiftinct confufed manner ; fo that I fhall only throw the ftrong point of light upon ...
... feveral centuries ; and the irruptions of the kings of Babylon and Affyria made immense ravages . Yet we have their history but partially , in an indiftinct confufed manner ; fo that I fhall only throw the ftrong point of light upon ...
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