The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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... Europe . The conduct which prudence ought to dictate to Great Britain , will not depend ( as hitherto our connection or quarrel with other states has for some time depended ) upon merely external relations ; but in a great mea- sure ...
... Europe . The conduct which prudence ought to dictate to Great Britain , will not depend ( as hitherto our connection or quarrel with other states has for some time depended ) upon merely external relations ; but in a great mea- sure ...
Strana 241
... Europe have been in the course of long and bloody wars . The cause must be sought in the similitude through- out Europe of religion , laws , and manners . At bottom , these are all the same . The writers on public law have often called ...
... Europe have been in the course of long and bloody wars . The cause must be sought in the similitude through- out Europe of religion , laws , and manners . At bottom , these are all the same . The writers on public law have often called ...
Strana 276
Edmund Burke. America among the European powers , because she is of European origin ; and has not yet , like France , destroyed all traces of manners , laws , opinions , and usages which she drew from Europe . As long as that Europe ...
Edmund Burke. America among the European powers , because she is of European origin ; and has not yet , like France , destroyed all traces of manners , laws , opinions , and usages which she drew from Europe . As long as that Europe ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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