The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7C. and J. Rivington, 1826 - Great Britain |
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Page 78
... produced on the same day a draft of a decla- ration to the king , which the Assembly published before it was presented . Condorcet , ( though no marquis , as he styled himself before the Revolution ) is a man of ano- ther sort of birth ...
... produced on the same day a draft of a decla- ration to the king , which the Assembly published before it was presented . Condorcet , ( though no marquis , as he styled himself before the Revolution ) is a man of ano- ther sort of birth ...
Page 113
... produce , for a given time , some considerable effect ; though this is not easy , and any very long period , can hardly be expected . But a defensive alliance , formed of long discordant interests , with innumerable discussions existing ...
... produce , for a given time , some considerable effect ; though this is not easy , and any very long period , can hardly be expected . But a defensive alliance , formed of long discordant interests , with innumerable discussions existing ...
Page 159
... produced by their projects has produced in them , or any one of them , the smallest degree of repentance . Disappointment and morti- fication undoubtedly they feel : but to them , re- pentance is a thing impossible . They are atheists ...
... produced by their projects has produced in them , or any one of them , the smallest degree of repentance . Disappointment and morti- fication undoubtedly they feel : but to them , re- pentance is a thing impossible . They are atheists ...
Page 181
... produce such distrac- tion and debility in government , as to reduce it to nothing , or to throw it back into its old confusion . One cannot conceive so frightful a state of a nation . A maritime country , without a marine , and without ...
... produce such distrac- tion and debility in government , as to reduce it to nothing , or to throw it back into its old confusion . One cannot conceive so frightful a state of a nation . A maritime country , without a marine , and without ...
Page 184
... produce a combination against us which may end in our ruin . As to France , I must observe that for a long time she has been stationary . She has , during this whole century , obtained far less by conquest or negotiation than any of the ...
... produce a combination against us which may end in our ruin . As to France , I must observe that for a long time she has been stationary . She has , during this whole century , obtained far less by conquest or negotiation than any of the ...
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