Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... England's exports to the Colonies increased twelvefold . In fact , at the time of Burke's speech , England exported to the Colonies alone nearly as much as at the beginning of the century she had exported to the whole world . In 1772 ...
... England's exports to the Colonies increased twelvefold . In fact , at the time of Burke's speech , England exported to the Colonies alone nearly as much as at the beginning of the century she had exported to the whole world . In 1772 ...
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... England wishes to maintain her Empire , she cannot do better than act on the principles by which she acquired it . England has succeeded in making Ireland loyal exactly in proportion as she has shared her own privileges with her ...
... England wishes to maintain her Empire , she cannot do better than act on the principles by which she acquired it . England has succeeded in making Ireland loyal exactly in proportion as she has shared her own privileges with her ...
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... England could be brought to trial in England . The statute was directed against those whose offences were committed where England had no jurisdiction , and Burke more than once urged the iniquity of applying it to the Americans . The ...
... England could be brought to trial in England . The statute was directed against those whose offences were committed where England had no jurisdiction , and Burke more than once urged the iniquity of applying it to the Americans . The ...
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