The Life of Edmund BurkeG. Cawthorn; sold by Richardson, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... friends , ibid . American independence , 275. Thomas Paine , ibid . Se- cession of Burke from the house , 277. Justificatory me- morial , to 281 - censured , ibid . " Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol , " 283 to 285. Burke's principle ...
... friends , ibid . American independence , 275. Thomas Paine , ibid . Se- cession of Burke from the house , 277. Justificatory me- morial , to 281 - censured , ibid . " Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol , " 283 to 285. Burke's principle ...
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... friends - Charge refuted , to 451. Insinuation of the same author about marriage - broking , and strictures on ... friend to liberty , admires the French revolution , as the forerunner of freedom and happiness ; Burke reprobates it as ...
... friends - Charge refuted , to 451. Insinuation of the same author about marriage - broking , and strictures on ... friend to liberty , admires the French revolution , as the forerunner of freedom and happiness ; Burke reprobates it as ...
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... Friends of the People , 537. Burke's desire of a general combination , 540. - Second Memorial - Associ- ation against Republicans and Levellers , 541. - Cause of Fox's conduct , 542. Burke's Letter to the Duke of Portland , ibid ...
... Friends of the People , 537. Burke's desire of a general combination , 540. - Second Memorial - Associ- ation against Republicans and Levellers , 541. - Cause of Fox's conduct , 542. Burke's Letter to the Duke of Portland , ibid ...
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... friend nor an enemy is the fittest for writing a true life . The friend is apt to become a panegyrist , the enemy a satirist : the former to overcharge the good , and sink the bad ; the latter to overcharge the bad , and sink the good ...
... friend nor an enemy is the fittest for writing a true life . The friend is apt to become a panegyrist , the enemy a satirist : the former to overcharge the good , and sink the bad ; the latter to overcharge the bad , and sink the good ...
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... friends ) fancied I was poring over Voet and Vinnius , Cicero and Virgil were the au- thors I was secretly devouring . " In the like manner , works of taste , genius , and philosophy attracted Burke more powerfully than usage , decision ...
... friends ) fancied I was poring over Voet and Vinnius , Cicero and Virgil were the au- thors I was secretly devouring . " In the like manner , works of taste , genius , and philosophy attracted Burke more powerfully than usage , decision ...
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