The Works of Edmund Burke: With a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & brothers, 1859 |
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... effect . THE ARTIFICIAL INFINITE . We have observed , that a species of great- ness arises from the artificial infinite ; and that this infinite consists in an uniform succession of great parts : we observed too , that the same uniform ...
... effect . THE ARTIFICIAL INFINITE . We have observed , that a species of great- ness arises from the artificial infinite ; and that this infinite consists in an uniform succession of great parts : we observed too , that the same uniform ...
Strana 95
... effect on being mentioned , that their original has when it is seen . Suppose we were to read a passage to this effect : " The river Danube rises in a moist and mountainous soil in the heart of Germany , where winding to and fro , it ...
... effect on being mentioned , that their original has when it is seen . Suppose we were to read a passage to this effect : " The river Danube rises in a moist and mountainous soil in the heart of Germany , where winding to and fro , it ...
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... effect may be distant ; and this I conceive is all he can claim of right . ” This complete effect of his lenity is distant indeed . Rejecting this demand , ( as he calls the nabob's abject supplication , ) he attributes it as he usually ...
... effect may be distant ; and this I conceive is all he can claim of right . ” This complete effect of his lenity is distant indeed . Rejecting this demand , ( as he calls the nabob's abject supplication , ) he attributes it as he usually ...
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