The Works of Edmund Burke, Zväzok 6

absolute monarchy acts of parliament admit amongst ancient Assembly assert authority believe British constitution Burke Burke's cause church of England ciples circumstances civil clergy conduct considered constitution of France Crown declared dissenters doctrine duty errours established evil faction favour France franchises French French constitution French Revolution fundamental gentlemen honour house of commons house of lords ideas Ireland Irish justice king kingdom laws liberty lords Luke Hansard mankind manner means ment minds mischief monarchy moral nation nature necessity neral never non-resistance oath object opinion oppression parliament party persons political politicks present pretended prince principles privileges proceedings protestant publick racter reason reform religion repeal republick resistance Revolution Roman Catholick sentiments shew shewn SIR JOSEPH JEKYL society sort spirit statutes suppose sure temper thing thought tion true usurpation virtue whilst whole wholly wise wish