The Works of Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper & brothers, 1847 |
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Strana 88
... head of a Catholic , and the king of Sweden of a Protestant interest , France , ( though Catholic , acting subordi- nately to the latter , ) in the like manner the Lacedemonians were every where at the head of the aristocratic interests ...
... head of a Catholic , and the king of Sweden of a Protestant interest , France , ( though Catholic , acting subordi- nately to the latter , ) in the like manner the Lacedemonians were every where at the head of the aristocratic interests ...
Strana 89
... head and settled ally of all democratic factions , wherever they existed . The other system has no head . This system has very many partisans in every country in Europe , but particularly in England , where they are already formed into ...
... head and settled ally of all democratic factions , wherever they existed . The other system has no head . This system has very many partisans in every country in Europe , but particularly in England , where they are already formed into ...
Strana 112
... head must only be conjectural . If the king of Prussia , under the pretext , or on the reality of some information ... HEADS FOR CONSIDERATION.
... head must only be conjectural . If the king of Prussia , under the pretext , or on the reality of some information ... HEADS FOR CONSIDERATION.
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