The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 329
... constitution , and that it resembles the British constitution , as if they had been twinned together in the womb- miré sagaces fallere hospites discrimen obscurum . It may be so ; but I confess I am not yet made to it ; nor is the noble ...
... constitution , and that it resembles the British constitution , as if they had been twinned together in the womb- miré sagaces fallere hospites discrimen obscurum . It may be so ; but I confess I am not yet made to it ; nor is the noble ...
Strana 333
... constitution of regicide was re- quired for our amity with it ; but the noble remarker is no more solicitous about this point , than he is for the permanence of the whole body of his October speculations ; " If , " says he , speaking of ...
... constitution of regicide was re- quired for our amity with it ; but the noble remarker is no more solicitous about this point , than he is for the permanence of the whole body of his October speculations ; " If , " says he , speaking of ...
Strana 341
... constitution cannot exist with such a commu- nication . Our humanity , our manners , our morals , our religion , cannot stand with such a communication : the constitution is made by those things , and for those things : without them it ...
... constitution cannot exist with such a commu- nication . Our humanity , our manners , our morals , our religion , cannot stand with such a communication : the constitution is made by those things , and for those things : without them it ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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