The Works of Edmund Burke, with a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & Brothers, 1849 |
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Strana xi
... thought that if ever it were to be raised , it should be against those enemies of their kind , who would take from man the noblest prero- gative of his nature , that of being a reli- gious animal . It is somewhat remarkable , that Dr ...
... thought that if ever it were to be raised , it should be against those enemies of their kind , who would take from man the noblest prero- gative of his nature , that of being a reli- gious animal . It is somewhat remarkable , that Dr ...
Strana xvi
... thought , ) a little incredulous on the subject . But before I could make any reply , he said , ' I see you do not be lieve me , but you may depend upon it , he has made overtures to him , and in writing : ' and without any reply , I ...
... thought , ) a little incredulous on the subject . But before I could make any reply , he said , ' I see you do not be lieve me , but you may depend upon it , he has made overtures to him , and in writing : ' and without any reply , I ...
Strana xviii
... thought such scurrility necessary to his cause ; but it is more surprising that he should venture to speak thus of Mr. Has tings , who was at least as well born and educated as himself , being a branch of an ancient stock , and brought ...
... thought such scurrility necessary to his cause ; but it is more surprising that he should venture to speak thus of Mr. Has tings , who was at least as well born and educated as himself , being a branch of an ancient stock , and brought ...
Strana xxi
... thought was the most miserable upon earth . In justification of the vote , which he meant to give on the present occasion , he said that some parties here had , like the French , got possession of the words NATIONAL RIGHTS , and on this ...
... thought was the most miserable upon earth . In justification of the vote , which he meant to give on the present occasion , he said that some parties here had , like the French , got possession of the words NATIONAL RIGHTS , and on this ...
Strana xxviii
... thoughts . The next day , while one of his friends , assisted by a servant , was carry- ing him into another room , he ... thought or illustration . Wisdom and eloquence , which others attain with labour , were in him the habitual and ...
... thoughts . The next day , while one of his friends , assisted by a servant , was carry- ing him into another room , he ... thought or illustration . Wisdom and eloquence , which others attain with labour , were in him the habitual and ...
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