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... their doing something desperate under the first impressions of rage or terror .
But with regard to a general state of things , growing out of events and causes
already known in the gross , there is no piety in the fraud that covers it ' s true
nature ...
... their doing something desperate under the first impressions of rage or terror .
But with regard to a general state of things , growing out of events and causes
already known in the gross , there is no piety in the fraud that covers it ' s true
nature ...
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They will become true conductors of contagion to every country which has had
the misfortune to send them to the source of that electricity . At best they will
become totally indifferent to good and evil , to one institution or another . This
species of ...
They will become true conductors of contagion to every country which has had
the misfortune to send them to the source of that electricity . At best they will
become totally indifferent to good and evil , to one institution or another . This
species of ...
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... but in a state of the lowest degradation ; and what must happen in their place of
residence can have no effect in raising them to the level of true dignity , or of
chaste self - estimation , either as men , or as representatives of crowned heads .
... but in a state of the lowest degradation ; and what must happen in their place of
residence can have no effect in raising them to the level of true dignity , or of
chaste self - estimation , either as men , or as representatives of crowned heads .
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... they , as our true constitutional organ , inform his Majesty and the world of the
sense of the nation . They tell us that the English people see with regret his
Majesty ' s Government squandering away the funds which had been granted to
him .
... they , as our true constitutional organ , inform his Majesty and the world of the
sense of the nation . They tell us that the English people see with regret his
Majesty ' s Government squandering away the funds which had been granted to
him .
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... according to the French by - word , cannot be trusted to as a general rule of
conduct . To diet a man into weakness and languor , afterwards to give him the
greater strength , has more of the empirick than the rational physician . It is true
that ...
... according to the French by - word , cannot be trusted to as a general rule of
conduct . To diet a man into weakness and languor , afterwards to give him the
greater strength , has more of the empirick than the rational physician . It is true
that ...
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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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