The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 152
... matter to which they are suf- ficiently competent , because it is a matter of feeling . The causes of a war are not matters of feeling , but of reason and foresight , and often of remote considerations , and of a very great combination ...
... matter to which they are suf- ficiently competent , because it is a matter of feeling . The causes of a war are not matters of feeling , but of reason and foresight , and often of remote considerations , and of a very great combination ...
Strana 401
... matter ought to be decided upon instantly . I most heartily wish , that the deliberate sense of the kingdom on this great subject should be known . When it is known , it must be prevalent . It would be dreadful indeed , if there was any ...
... matter ought to be decided upon instantly . I most heartily wish , that the deliberate sense of the kingdom on this great subject should be known . When it is known , it must be prevalent . It would be dreadful indeed , if there was any ...
Strana 473
... matter in which the subject has any concern or interest , is taken out of the hands of the jury ; and if the jury take more upon themselves , what they so take is contrary to their duty ; it is no moral , but a merely natural power ...
... matter in which the subject has any concern or interest , is taken out of the hands of the jury ; and if the jury take more upon themselves , what they so take is contrary to their duty ; it is no moral , but a merely natural power ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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