The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 88
... faction , separated from religion , per- vading several countries , and forming a principle of union between the partisans in each . But the thing is not less in human nature . The ancient world has furnished a strong and striking ...
... faction , separated from religion , per- vading several countries , and forming a principle of union between the partisans in each . But the thing is not less in human nature . The ancient world has furnished a strong and striking ...
Strana 249
... faction formi- dable . It is the faction that makes them truly dreadful . That faction is the evil spirit that possesses the body of France ; that informs it as a soul ; that stamps upon its ambition , and up- on all its pursuits , a ...
... faction formi- dable . It is the faction that makes them truly dreadful . That faction is the evil spirit that possesses the body of France ; that informs it as a soul ; that stamps upon its ambition , and up- on all its pursuits , a ...
Strana 340
... faction there . At this moment , when the question is upon the opening of that communication , not a word of our English jacobins . That faction is put out of sight and out of thought . " It vanished at the crowing of the cock ...
... faction there . At this moment , when the question is upon the opening of that communication , not a word of our English jacobins . That faction is put out of sight and out of thought . " It vanished at the crowing of the cock ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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