The Life of Edmund BurkeG. Cawthorn; sold by Richardson, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... arguments . In Scotland , about the same time , many ladies had a similar pruriency to the conversation of lite- rary men ; but there , abstract divinity has the most attractive charms of all species of know- ledge . A lady , with this ...
... arguments . In Scotland , about the same time , many ladies had a similar pruriency to the conversation of lite- rary men ; but there , abstract divinity has the most attractive charms of all species of know- ledge . A lady , with this ...
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... argument , and of general principle , than the mere subject required ; or , perhaps , some of the audience could comprehend . His presents to intellect , so far from being scanty , are too often profuse , and more valuable than ...
... argument , and of general principle , than the mere subject required ; or , perhaps , some of the audience could comprehend . His presents to intellect , so far from being scanty , are too often profuse , and more valuable than ...
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... arguments on expediency it might be replied , the house could have repeatedly expelled Wilkes if they thought him still to deserve expulsion . — If they could prove it to be expedient that ex- pulsion should constitute disqualification ...
... arguments on expediency it might be replied , the house could have repeatedly expelled Wilkes if they thought him still to deserve expulsion . — If they could prove it to be expedient that ex- pulsion should constitute disqualification ...
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... argument , as better adapted to the disorder or more likely to be obtained . " Burke , it is well known to every man acquaint- ed with parliamentary history , was uniformly averse to triennial parliaments . One of the letters ...
... argument , as better adapted to the disorder or more likely to be obtained . " Burke , it is well known to every man acquaint- ed with parliamentary history , was uniformly averse to triennial parliaments . One of the letters ...
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... arguments adduced by Burke in favour of governing the country by a connection , that is , a party of men not dependent on the court , bound together by mu- tual confidence , common affections , and com- mon interests , is , that it had ...
... arguments adduced by Burke in favour of governing the country by a connection , that is , a party of men not dependent on the court , bound together by mu- tual confidence , common affections , and com- mon interests , is , that it had ...
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