The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 247
... reason we praise the wisdom of our constitution , in putting under the discretion of the crown , the awful trust of ... Reason clearly and man- fully delivered , has in itself a mighty force : but reason in the mouth of legal authority ...
... reason we praise the wisdom of our constitution , in putting under the discretion of the crown , the awful trust of ... Reason clearly and man- fully delivered , has in itself a mighty force : but reason in the mouth of legal authority ...
Strana 382
... reason , and surrendering every thing to force , all my power of obliging either my country or individuals was gone ; all the lustre of my imaginary rank was tarnished ; and I felt degraded even by my elevation . I said this , or ...
... reason , and surrendering every thing to force , all my power of obliging either my country or individuals was gone ; all the lustre of my imaginary rank was tarnished ; and I felt degraded even by my elevation . I said this , or ...
Strana 387
... reason them- selves into disapprobation and disgust ; they compute more as they feel less ; and every severe act , which does not appear to be neces- sary , is sure to be offensive . " In selecting the criminals , a very different line ...
... reason them- selves into disapprobation and disgust ; they compute more as they feel less ; and every severe act , which does not appear to be neces- sary , is sure to be offensive . " In selecting the criminals , a very different line ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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