The Works of Edmund Burke: With a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & brothers, 1859 |
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Strana 175
... course of our history , has any compliance with the will of the people ever been known to extort from any prince a greater contradiction to all his own declared affections and dislikes than that which is now adopted , in direct ...
... course of our history , has any compliance with the will of the people ever been known to extort from any prince a greater contradiction to all his own declared affections and dislikes than that which is now adopted , in direct ...
Strana 216
... course , we drew more from the colonies than all the im- potent violence of despotism ever could extort from them . We did this abundantly in the last war . It has never been once denied - and what reason have we to imagine that the ...
... course , we drew more from the colonies than all the im- potent violence of despotism ever could extort from them . We did this abundantly in the last war . It has never been once denied - and what reason have we to imagine that the ...
Strana 233
... course of their marine enterprises , would be a more easy task . I freely confess it . We have shewn a disposition to a system of this kind ; a disposi- tion even to continue the restraint after the offence ; looking on ourselves as ...
... course of their marine enterprises , would be a more easy task . I freely confess it . We have shewn a disposition to a system of this kind ; a disposi- tion even to continue the restraint after the offence ; looking on ourselves as ...
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