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The Dauphin , a mere boy , had been slowly murdered in a prison . The King ' s
brothers , with the remnant of the anti - Revolutionary party , had fled from French
soil to spread terror and indignation through Europe . Meanwhile , the destinies ...
The Dauphin , a mere boy , had been slowly murdered in a prison . The King ' s
brothers , with the remnant of the anti - Revolutionary party , had fled from French
soil to spread terror and indignation through Europe . Meanwhile , the destinies ...
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In other words , England was invited to make a Regicide Peace 'a peace with that
government which not only had murdered a mild and lawful monarch , but had
declared war against monarchs and monarchies throughout the world . Grey had
...
In other words , England was invited to make a Regicide Peace 'a peace with that
government which not only had murdered a mild and lawful monarch , but had
declared war against monarchs and monarchies throughout the world . Grey had
...
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That terrible and unnatural spectre which now stalked over paralysed Europe
was liable to the same fate which had befallen the murdered French Monarchy .
The ends of Providence were aften accomplished by slight means . Nearly four ...
That terrible and unnatural spectre which now stalked over paralysed Europe
was liable to the same fate which had befallen the murdered French Monarchy .
The ends of Providence were aften accomplished by slight means . Nearly four ...
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Criminal justice , in its true aspect , is strictly preventive : the murderer is sent to
the gallows , not because he has murdered a man , but that men may not be
murdered . Of vindictive or avenging justice , fully civilized society knows nothing
.
Criminal justice , in its true aspect , is strictly preventive : the murderer is sent to
the gallows , not because he has murdered a man , but that men may not be
murdered . Of vindictive or avenging justice , fully civilized society knows nothing
.
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But out of the tomb of the murdered Monarchy in France , has arisen a vast ,
tremendous , unformed spectre , in a far more terrific guise than any which ever
yet have overpowered the imagination and subdued the fortitude of man .
But out of the tomb of the murdered Monarchy in France , has arisen a vast ,
tremendous , unformed spectre , in a far more terrific guise than any which ever
yet have overpowered the imagination and subdued the fortitude of man .
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| Título | Burke, Select Works, Volume 3 Burke, Select Works, Edmund Burke Clarendon Press series English classics |
| Autor | Edmund Burke |
| Editor | Edward John Payne |
| Editora | Clarendon Press, 1892 |
| Original de | Universidade de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 11 dez. 2009 |
| Num. págs. | 384 páginas |
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