The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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... ground for this apprehension . But let us admit they had . What was there in the Quebec bill , rather than in any other , which could subject him or them to that imputation ? Nothing in a discus- sion of the French constitution , which ...
... ground for this apprehension . But let us admit they had . What was there in the Quebec bill , rather than in any other , which could subject him or them to that imputation ? Nothing in a discus- sion of the French constitution , which ...
Strana 247
... ground of a particular measure , making a part of a plan , it is rarely proper to divulge ; all the broader grounds of policy on which the general plan is to be adop- ted , ought as rarely to be concealed . They who have not the whole ...
... ground of a particular measure , making a part of a plan , it is rarely proper to divulge ; all the broader grounds of policy on which the general plan is to be adop- ted , ought as rarely to be concealed . They who have not the whole ...
Strana 468
... ground , as far as I can divine what it directly means , is , that the representation is not so politically framed as to answer the theory of its institution . As to the claim of right , the meanest petitioner , the most gross and ...
... ground , as far as I can divine what it directly means , is , that the representation is not so politically framed as to answer the theory of its institution . As to the claim of right , the meanest petitioner , the most gross and ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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