The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke. A New Edition, Volume 10F. C. and J. Rivington, 1818 - Great Britain |
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... obliging a score or two , perhaps , of gen- tlemen , who are , or want to be , beneficed Clergy- men ; and do you oblige ? Alter your Liturgy , will it please all even of those , who wish an alteration ? Will they agree in what ought to ...
... obliging a score or two , perhaps , of gen- tlemen , who are , or want to be , beneficed Clergy- men ; and do you oblige ? Alter your Liturgy , will it please all even of those , who wish an alteration ? Will they agree in what ought to ...
Page 80
... obliging the rulers of Corporations , of winning over the popu- lar leaders of political Clubs , Associations , and neighbourhoods . It is ten thousand times more necessary to show himself a man of power , than a man of integrity , in ...
... obliging the rulers of Corporations , of winning over the popu- lar leaders of political Clubs , Associations , and neighbourhoods . It is ten thousand times more necessary to show himself a man of power , than a man of integrity , in ...
Page 110
... obliged to support . So that with our own minds perfectly disengaged from the exercise , we may superintend the execution , of the national justice ; which from this circumstance is better secured to the people than in any other Country ...
... obliged to support . So that with our own minds perfectly disengaged from the exercise , we may superintend the execution , of the national justice ; which from this circumstance is better secured to the people than in any other Country ...
Page 115
... obliged to resort to the only emporium , where it was to be had , the Roman Law . After the Star Chamber was abolished in the 10th of Charles I. , its autho- rity indeed ceased , but its maxims subsisted and survived it . The spirit of ...
... obliged to resort to the only emporium , where it was to be had , the Roman Law . After the Star Chamber was abolished in the 10th of Charles I. , its autho- rity indeed ceased , but its maxims subsisted and survived it . The spirit of ...
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... obliged , on account of that difference , to a new and more exact examination of the grounds , upon which I had formed my opinions . I thought it would be impossible to come to any clear and definite idea on this subject , without ...
... obliged , on account of that difference , to a new and more exact examination of the grounds , upon which I had formed my opinions . I thought it would be impossible to come to any clear and definite idea on this subject , without ...
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