The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 506
... Britain had grown into one of the most considerable provinces of the empire , and was at the same time in a dangerous situation , resolved to visit that island in person , and to provide for its security . He led a vast army into the ...
... Britain had grown into one of the most considerable provinces of the empire , and was at the same time in a dangerous situation , resolved to visit that island in person , and to provide for its security . He led a vast army into the ...
Strana 507
... Britain , that by degrees he disposed both the one and the other to a revolt in his favour . As there were then no settled principles either of succession or election in the empire , and all depended on the uncertain faith of the army ...
... Britain , that by degrees he disposed both the one and the other to a revolt in his favour . As there were then no settled principles either of succession or election in the empire , and all depended on the uncertain faith of the army ...
Strana 509
... Britain . The Scots and Picts , attentive to every ad- vantage , rushed with redoubled violence into this vacuity . The Britains , who could find no protection but in slavery , again implore the assistance of their former masters . At ...
... Britain . The Scots and Picts , attentive to every ad- vantage , rushed with redoubled violence into this vacuity . The Britains , who could find no protection but in slavery , again implore the assistance of their former masters . At ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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