The Works of Edmund Burke: With a Memoir, Zväzok 1Harper & brothers, 1859 |
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Strana 181
... give it are infinitely dear to us , and the evasion is infinitely contemptible . The people indeed have been told , that this power of discretionary disqualification is vested in hands that they may trust , and who will be sure not to ...
... give it are infinitely dear to us , and the evasion is infinitely contemptible . The people indeed have been told , that this power of discretionary disqualification is vested in hands that they may trust , and who will be sure not to ...
Strana 193
... give the house satisfaction , I wish to tread the narrow ground to which alone the honour- able gentleman , in one part of his speech , has so strictly confined us . He desires to know , whether , if we were to repeal this tax ...
... give the house satisfaction , I wish to tread the narrow ground to which alone the honour- able gentleman , in one part of his speech , has so strictly confined us . He desires to know , whether , if we were to repeal this tax ...
Strana 200
... give it up . There is no fair dealing in any part of the transaction . If you mean to follow your true motive and your public faith , give up your tax on tea for raising a revenue , the principle of which has , in effect , been ...
... give it up . There is no fair dealing in any part of the transaction . If you mean to follow your true motive and your public faith , give up your tax on tea for raising a revenue , the principle of which has , in effect , been ...
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