The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 93
... Italy , and as such long regarded by France , whilst France acted on her old maxims , and with views on Italy ; so in this new French empire of sedition , if once she gets that key into her hands , she can easily lay open the barrier ...
... Italy , and as such long regarded by France , whilst France acted on her old maxims , and with views on Italy ; so in this new French empire of sedition , if once she gets that key into her hands , she can easily lay open the barrier ...
Strana 107
... Italy - to force it to a nominal neutrality , but a real dependence — to compel the Italian princes and republics to admit the free entrance of the French com- merce , an open intercourse , and the sure con- comitant , of that ...
... Italy - to force it to a nominal neutrality , but a real dependence — to compel the Italian princes and republics to admit the free entrance of the French com- merce , an open intercourse , and the sure con- comitant , of that ...
Strana 488
... Italy from a very remote period . The Gauls and other northern nations , envious of their wealth , and despising the effeminacy of their manners , often invaded them with numerous , though ill - formed armies . But their greatest and ...
... Italy from a very remote period . The Gauls and other northern nations , envious of their wealth , and despising the effeminacy of their manners , often invaded them with numerous , though ill - formed armies . But their greatest and ...
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LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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