The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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... monarchy , mitigated by man- ners , respectful to laws and usages , and atten- tive , perhaps but too attentive , to public opinion , in favour of the tyranny of a licentious , fero- cious , and savage multitude , without laws , manners ...
... monarchy , mitigated by man- ners , respectful to laws and usages , and atten- tive , perhaps but too attentive , to public opinion , in favour of the tyranny of a licentious , fero- cious , and savage multitude , without laws , manners ...
Strana 18
... monarchy might justify the people of France in going much further , and reducing monarchy to its present nothing . Mr. Burke does not allow , that a sufficient argument ad hominem is inferable from these premises . If the horror of the ...
... monarchy might justify the people of France in going much further , and reducing monarchy to its present nothing . Mr. Burke does not allow , that a sufficient argument ad hominem is inferable from these premises . If the horror of the ...
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... monarchy is to be modified and supported ? If the monarch is to be elected , who the electors are to be : if hereditary , what order is established corresponding with an hereditary monarchy , and fitted to maintain it ? Who are to ...
... monarchy is to be modified and supported ? If the monarch is to be elected , who the electors are to be : if hereditary , what order is established corresponding with an hereditary monarchy , and fitted to maintain it ? Who are to ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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