THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE1803 |
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... must seek in a profound fubject , not only for arguments , but for new materials of argument , their measures and their method of arrangement ; when we must go out of the sphere of our ordinary ideas , and when we can never walk fure ...
... must seek in a profound fubject , not only for arguments , but for new materials of argument , their measures and their method of arrangement ; when we must go out of the sphere of our ordinary ideas , and when we can never walk fure ...
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... must have been confined al- most wholly to the vegetable kind ; and the fame tree , which in its flourishing state produced them berries , in its decay gave them an habitation . The mutual defires of the fexes uniting their bodies and ...
... must have been confined al- most wholly to the vegetable kind ; and the fame tree , which in its flourishing state produced them berries , in its decay gave them an habitation . The mutual defires of the fexes uniting their bodies and ...
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... must have been fubject in the variety of climates and countries his march lay through ; if he knows any thing , he must know , that even the conqueror's army must have fuffered greatly ; and that , of this immense number , but a very ...
... must have been fubject in the variety of climates and countries his march lay through ; if he knows any thing , he must know , that even the conqueror's army must have fuffered greatly ; and that , of this immense number , but a very ...
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... must have poured out feas of blood in their formation , and in their deftruction . The armies and fleets of Xerxes , their numbers , the glorious ftand made against them , and the unfor- tunate event of all his mighty preparations , are ...
... must have poured out feas of blood in their formation , and in their deftruction . The armies and fleets of Xerxes , their numbers , the glorious ftand made against them , and the unfor- tunate event of all his mighty preparations , are ...
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... must frequently infringe the rules of justice to fup- port themselves ; that truth must give way to dif fimulation ; honefty to convenience ; and huma- nity itself to the reigning intereft . The whole of this mystery of iniquity is ...
... must frequently infringe the rules of justice to fup- port themselves ; that truth must give way to dif fimulation ; honefty to convenience ; and huma- nity itself to the reigning intereft . The whole of this mystery of iniquity is ...
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