The Works of Edmund Burke, with a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & Brothers, 1849 |
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... mind . On the same principle he makes dusky colours , or at least those which are very strong , causes of the Sublime in pre- ference to those which are light and bril- Xiant . We are next called to the other senses , the principal of ...
... mind . On the same principle he makes dusky colours , or at least those which are very strong , causes of the Sublime in pre- ference to those which are light and bril- Xiant . We are next called to the other senses , the principal of ...
Strana vii
... mind stored with reading , inured to writing , and fertile in argument . a BURKE , however , had the good sense and ... minds of ministers , the necessity of adding to our colonial strength in the West Indies , by extending our posses ...
... mind stored with reading , inured to writing , and fertile in argument . a BURKE , however , had the good sense and ... minds of ministers , the necessity of adding to our colonial strength in the West Indies , by extending our posses ...
Strana xvii
... minds habituated to European laws , customs , and manners . Mr. Has tings had the whole weight of British India to ... mind was not equal , he was capable of more complete , more extensive devastation , than any of the greatest con ...
... minds habituated to European laws , customs , and manners . Mr. Has tings had the whole weight of British India to ... mind was not equal , he was capable of more complete , more extensive devastation , than any of the greatest con ...
Strana xxii
... mind of his old associate . But neither the concessions which he made , nor the interposing kindness of others , could bring about a reconciliation ; and from that mo- ment these two great men became almost as much strangers , as if ...
... mind of his old associate . But neither the concessions which he made , nor the interposing kindness of others , could bring about a reconciliation ; and from that mo- ment these two great men became almost as much strangers , as if ...
Strana xxviii
... mind preserved its vigour , and on the seventh of July , 1797 , he conversed with animation on the great subject which had so long occupied his thoughts . The next day , while one of his friends , assisted by a servant , was carry- ing ...
... mind preserved its vigour , and on the seventh of July , 1797 , he conversed with animation on the great subject which had so long occupied his thoughts . The next day , while one of his friends , assisted by a servant , was carry- ing ...
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