Burke, Select Works, Volume 3Clarendon Press, 1904 - 328 páginas |
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... kind . The deduction which in Burke's time was drawn from this , and which in a modified form has survived all sub- sequent changes in the European system , was well expresssd by Waller , in his famous comparison of the situation of ...
... kind . The deduction which in Burke's time was drawn from this , and which in a modified form has survived all sub- sequent changes in the European system , was well expresssd by Waller , in his famous comparison of the situation of ...
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... kind of work made by that kind of agent . physical order ( with which they do not appear to hold any assignable connexion ) a distinct cause by which any of those fabrics must necessarily grow , flourish , or decay ; nor , in my opinion ...
... kind of work made by that kind of agent . physical order ( with which they do not appear to hold any assignable connexion ) a distinct cause by which any of those fabrics must necessarily grow , flourish , or decay ; nor , in my opinion ...
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... to divine . A very little time before its dreadful catastrophe , there was a kind of exterior splendour in the situation of the Crown , which usually adds to Government strength and authority at home 6 REGICIDE PEACE . 1 .
... to divine . A very little time before its dreadful catastrophe , there was a kind of exterior splendour in the situation of the Crown , which usually adds to Government strength and authority at home 6 REGICIDE PEACE . 1 .
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... kind of being . It's hostile amity can be obtained on no terms that do not imply an inability hereafter to resist it's designs . This great prolific error ( I mean that peace was always in our power ) has been the cause that rendered ...
... kind of being . It's hostile amity can be obtained on no terms that do not imply an inability hereafter to resist it's designs . This great prolific error ( I mean that peace was always in our power ) has been the cause that rendered ...
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... kind of superiority in this new power . This acknow- ledgment we make , if in a bad or doubtful situation of our affairs , we solicit peace ; or if we yield to the modes of new humiliation , in which alone she is content to give us an ...
... kind of superiority in this new power . This acknow- ledgment we make , if in a bad or doubtful situation of our affairs , we solicit peace ; or if we yield to the modes of new humiliation , in which alone she is content to give us an ...
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