The Works of Edmund Burke1839 |
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Strana 307
... protestant ascendancy , mean to employ the word in that sense , that is , if they understand by it the preservation of the influence of that description of gentlemen over the cath- olics , by means of an authority derived from their 20 ...
... protestant ascendancy , mean to employ the word in that sense , that is , if they understand by it the preservation of the influence of that description of gentlemen over the cath- olics , by means of an authority derived from their 20 ...
Strana 308
... protestant ascendancy means nothing less than an influence obtained by virtue , by love , or even by artifice and seduction ; full as little an influence derived from the means by which ministers have obtained an influence , which might ...
... protestant ascendancy means nothing less than an influence obtained by virtue , by love , or even by artifice and seduction ; full as little an influence derived from the means by which ministers have obtained an influence , which might ...
Strana 309
... ascendancy , by being a protestant ascendancy , does not better it from the combination of a note or two more in this anti - harmonic scale . If protestant ascendancy means the proscription from citizenship of by far the major part of ...
... ascendancy , by being a protestant ascendancy , does not better it from the combination of a note or two more in this anti - harmonic scale . If protestant ascendancy means the proscription from citizenship of by far the major part of ...
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