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I am fortified against all such affections by the declaration of the Government ,
which I must yet consider as lawful , made on the 29th of October 1793 , and 1 . In
their place has succeeded a system destructive of all publick order , maintained ...
I am fortified against all such affections by the declaration of the Government ,
which I must yet consider as lawful , made on the 29th of October 1793 , and 1 . In
their place has succeeded a system destructive of all publick order , maintained ...
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... but against the Ministrył , who are more within their reach , and who have
refused conditions that are not unseasonable , from power that they have been
taught to consider as irresistible . If all that for some months I have heard have the
least ...
... but against the Ministrył , who are more within their reach , and who have
refused conditions that are not unseasonable , from power that they have been
taught to consider as irresistible . If all that for some months I have heard have the
least ...
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This is the British publick ; and it is a publick very numerous . The rest , when
feeble , are the objects of protection ; when strong , the means of force . They who
affect to consider that part of us in any other A POLITICAL CENSUS . 49.
This is the British publick ; and it is a publick very numerous . The rest , when
feeble , are the objects of protection ; when strong , the means of force . They who
affect to consider that part of us in any other A POLITICAL CENSUS . 49.
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affect to consider that part of us in any other light , insult while they cajole us ;
they do not want us for counseilors in deliberation , but to list us as soldiers for
battle . Of these four hundred thousand political citizens , I look upon one fifth , or
...
affect to consider that part of us in any other light , insult while they cajole us ;
they do not want us for counseilors in deliberation , but to list us as soldiers for
battle . Of these four hundred thousand political citizens , I look upon one fifth , or
...
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It is for us at present to recollect what we have been ; and to consider what , if we
please , we may be still . At the period of those wars , our principal strength was
found in the resolution of the people ; and that in the resolution of a part only of ...
It is for us at present to recollect what we have been ; and to consider what , if we
please , we may be still . At the period of those wars , our principal strength was
found in the resolution of the people ; and that in the resolution of a part only of ...
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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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