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sanguinary tyrant Carnot shall have snorted away the fumes of the indigested
blood of his Sovereign . Then , when , sunk on the down of usurped pomp , he
shall have sufficiently indulged his meditations with what Monarch he shall next
glut ...
sanguinary tyrant Carnot shall have snorted away the fumes of the indigested
blood of his Sovereign . Then , when , sunk on the down of usurped pomp , he
shall have sufficiently indulged his meditations with what Monarch he shall next
glut ...
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It looks as if sovereigns abroad were emulous in bidding against their estimation .
It seems as if the pre - eminence of Regicide was acknowledged ; and that Kings
tacitly ranked themselves below their sacrilegious murderers , as natural ...
It looks as if sovereigns abroad were emulous in bidding against their estimation .
It seems as if the pre - eminence of Regicide was acknowledged ; and that Kings
tacitly ranked themselves below their sacrilegious murderers , as natural ...
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This example in sovereign Princes , I trust , will not spread . It is the concern of
mankind , that the destruction of order should not be a claim to rank : that crimes
should not be the only title to preeminence and honour . At this second stage of ...
This example in sovereign Princes , I trust , will not spread . It is the concern of
mankind , that the destruction of order should not be a claim to rank : that crimes
should not be the only title to preeminence and honour . At this second stage of ...
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No expectations , indeed , were then formed from renewing a direct application to
the French Regicides through the Agent General for the humiliation of
Sovereigns . At length a step was taken in degradation which even went lower
than all the ...
No expectations , indeed , were then formed from renewing a direct application to
the French Regicides through the Agent General for the humiliation of
Sovereigns . At length a step was taken in degradation which even went lower
than all the ...
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... to settle any part of the terms in favour of the candidates for further degradation
; besides , such intervention would be a direct breach in their system , which did
not permit one sovereign power to utter a word in the concerns of his equal .
... to settle any part of the terms in favour of the candidates for further degradation
; besides , such intervention would be a direct breach in their system , which did
not permit one sovereign power to utter a word in the concerns of his equal .
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Informações bibliográficas
| 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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