The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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... parliament and na- tion became independent . The true revolution to you , that which most intrinsically and substantially resembled the English revolution of 1688 , was the Irish re- volution of 1782. The Irish parliament of 1782 bore ...
... parliament and na- tion became independent . The true revolution to you , that which most intrinsically and substantially resembled the English revolution of 1688 , was the Irish re- volution of 1782. The Irish parliament of 1782 bore ...
Strana 418
... parliament , who do not claim a right of dissolving the force of moral obligation , did not make themselves a party in this breach of contract , by presenting a bill to the crown in direct violation of those ar- ticles so solemnly and ...
... parliament , who do not claim a right of dissolving the force of moral obligation , did not make themselves a party in this breach of contract , by presenting a bill to the crown in direct violation of those ar- ticles so solemnly and ...
Strana 425
... parliament had listened to the sovereign pleading for the emancipation of his sub- jects ; it was after all this , that such a grudg- ing and discontent was expressed , as must justly have alarmed , as it did extremely alarm , the whole ...
... parliament had listened to the sovereign pleading for the emancipation of his sub- jects ; it was after all this , that such a grudg- ing and discontent was expressed , as must justly have alarmed , as it did extremely alarm , the whole ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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