Burke, Select Works: Four letters on the proposals for peace with the regicide directory of France. New ed. 1892Clarendon Press, 1892 |
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... kind of unheard - of unanimity in public Councils , which can impose this new- discovered system of negociation , as sound national policy , on the understanding of a spectator of this wonderful scene , who judges on the principles of ...
... kind of unheard - of unanimity in public Councils , which can impose this new- discovered system of negociation , as sound national policy , on the understanding of a spectator of this wonderful scene , who judges on the principles of ...
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... kind of men . All men that are ruined , are ruined on the side of their natural propensities . There they are un- guarded . Above all , good men do not suspect that their destruction is attempted through their virtues . This their ...
... kind of men . All men that are ruined , are ruined on the side of their natural propensities . There they are un- guarded . Above all , good men do not suspect that their destruction is attempted through their virtues . This their ...
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... ' Whatever else has been said was much in the same spirit . touched the substantial merits Reasons of this kind never of the war . They were in the nature of dilatory pleas , exceptions of form , MINISTERIAL SHORTCOMINGS. ...
... ' Whatever else has been said was much in the same spirit . touched the substantial merits Reasons of this kind never of the war . They were in the nature of dilatory pleas , exceptions of form , MINISTERIAL SHORTCOMINGS. ...
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... kind . The rest is vanity ; the rest is crime . In the war of the Grand Alliance , most of these con- siderations voluntarily and naturally had their part . Some were pressed into the service . The political interest easily went in the ...
... kind . The rest is vanity ; the rest is crime . In the war of the Grand Alliance , most of these con- siderations voluntarily and naturally had their part . Some were pressed into the service . The political interest easily went in the ...
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... kind shall be opened only for the purpose of making a profane apotheosis of monsters whose vices and crimes have no parallel amongst men , and whom all other men consider as objects of general detestation , and the severest ...
... kind shall be opened only for the purpose of making a profane apotheosis of monsters whose vices and crimes have no parallel amongst men , and whom all other men consider as objects of general detestation , and the severest ...
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