The Works of Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper & brothers, 1847 |
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Strana 39
... become expert in that learning , who aim at becoming what , I think , Cicero somewhere calls , artifices offi- ciorum ; it requires a very solid and discrimi- nating judgment , great modesty and caution , and much sobriety of mind in ...
... become expert in that learning , who aim at becoming what , I think , Cicero somewhere calls , artifices offi- ciorum ; it requires a very solid and discrimi- nating judgment , great modesty and caution , and much sobriety of mind in ...
Strana 158
... become a matter of serious alarm if he should obtain a power either at court or in parliament , or in the nation at large ; and for this plain reason -he must be the most active and efficient member in any administration of which he ...
... become a matter of serious alarm if he should obtain a power either at court or in parliament , or in the nation at large ; and for this plain reason -he must be the most active and efficient member in any administration of which he ...
Strana 412
... become the judge also . But I flatter myself that not a few will be found , who do not think that the names of protestant and papist can make any change in the nature of essential justice . Such men will not allow that to be proper ...
... become the judge also . But I flatter myself that not a few will be found , who do not think that the names of protestant and papist can make any change in the nature of essential justice . Such men will not allow that to be proper ...
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