The Works of Edmund Burke, with a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & Brothers, 1849 |
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... less argumentative and original than the rest of the Inquiry . In this part , words are divided into three clases . - The first class comprehends those which are aggre- gates , or such as represent many simple ideas united by nature to ...
... less argumentative and original than the rest of the Inquiry . In this part , words are divided into three clases . - The first class comprehends those which are aggre- gates , or such as represent many simple ideas united by nature to ...
Strana x
... less plausible , many scrupled not to aver that the letters of JUNIUS came from the pen of BURKE , and we know that even the acute and penetrating mind of Johnson , actually hung in suspense upon the point , until BURKE himself ...
... less plausible , many scrupled not to aver that the letters of JUNIUS came from the pen of BURKE , and we know that even the acute and penetrating mind of Johnson , actually hung in suspense upon the point , until BURKE himself ...
Strana xiii
... less regular in his attendance in the house ; in justifi- cation of which conduct , and at the same time to express his entire sense of the question then at issue , he wrote at the beginning of 1777 , a letter to the sheriffs of Bristol ...
... less regular in his attendance in the house ; in justifi- cation of which conduct , and at the same time to express his entire sense of the question then at issue , he wrote at the beginning of 1777 , a letter to the sheriffs of Bristol ...
Strana xvi
... less therefore in the nation at large , were qualified by information to comprehend and appreciate . This was a serious disadvantage to the accused party , who saw that under such circumstances , the most justifiable and even praisewor ...
... less therefore in the nation at large , were qualified by information to comprehend and appreciate . This was a serious disadvantage to the accused party , who saw that under such circumstances , the most justifiable and even praisewor ...
Strana 16
... less than twelve hundred thousand lives must have been sacrificed ; but no sooner had he fallen himself a sacrifice to his vices , than a You thousand breaches were made for ruin to enter and give the last hand to this scene of misery ...
... less than twelve hundred thousand lives must have been sacrificed ; but no sooner had he fallen himself a sacrifice to his vices , than a You thousand breaches were made for ruin to enter and give the last hand to this scene of misery ...
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