The Works of Edmund Burke, Volume 8C. C. Little & J. Brown, 1839 |
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... believe , we could prove . In developing such a mass of criminality , and in describing a criminal of such magnitude , as we have now brought before you , we could not use leni- ent epithets , without compromising with crime . We there ...
... believe , we could prove . In developing such a mass of criminality , and in describing a criminal of such magnitude , as we have now brought before you , we could not use leni- ent epithets , without compromising with crime . We there ...
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... believe no man living can stand up in our justification . But , my lords , I am to tell your lordships some facts , into which , we trust , you will inquire ; for this business is not in our hands , nor can we lay it as a charge before ...
... believe no man living can stand up in our justification . But , my lords , I am to tell your lordships some facts , into which , we trust , you will inquire ; for this business is not in our hands , nor can we lay it as a charge before ...
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... believe , he dedicated this book . I have inquired of persons the most conversant with the Arabic and Oriental languages ; and they are clearly of opinion , that there is internal evidence to prove it of the age of Tamerlane ; and he ...
... believe , he dedicated this book . I have inquired of persons the most conversant with the Arabic and Oriental languages ; and they are clearly of opinion , that there is internal evidence to prove it of the age of Tamerlane ; and he ...
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... believe more voluminous than the writings of the Civilians them- selves . That this should be done by a people who have no property , is so perfectly ridiculous as scarcely to require refu- tation ; but I shall endeavor to refute it ...
... believe more voluminous than the writings of the Civilians them- selves . That this should be done by a people who have no property , is so perfectly ridiculous as scarcely to require refu- tation ; but I shall endeavor to refute it ...
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... believe , that we have good authority for the facts which we state , and do not ( as persons with their licentious tongues dare to say ) wanton in fabulous antiquity . I quote the works of this author , be- cause his observations and ...
... believe , that we have good authority for the facts which we state , and do not ( as persons with their licentious tongues dare to say ) wanton in fabulous antiquity . I quote the works of this author , be- cause his observations and ...
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