Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... favour , would not put me much at my ease in passing sentence ; unless I could 30 be sure , that there were no rights which , in their exercise under certain circumstances , were not the most odious of all wrongs , and the most ...
... favour , would not put me much at my ease in passing sentence ; unless I could 30 be sure , that there were no rights which , in their exercise under certain circumstances , were not the most odious of all wrongs , and the most ...
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... favour we allow that it rests with him to grant or to refuse it . The Latin word privilegium meant a law against , or an ordinance in favour of , an individual . P. 32 , 1. 8. to beat , because the drum gives the signal . 1. 9. under ...
... favour we allow that it rests with him to grant or to refuse it . The Latin word privilegium meant a law against , or an ordinance in favour of , an individual . P. 32 , 1. 8. to beat , because the drum gives the signal . 1. 9. under ...
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... favour . 1. 8. fairs , from the Latin feriæ , literally , a holiday . A fair combines business with amusement . When communications were less perfect than they are now , it was the custom to hold periodical markets in each district ...
... favour . 1. 8. fairs , from the Latin feriæ , literally , a holiday . A fair combines business with amusement . When communications were less perfect than they are now , it was the custom to hold periodical markets in each district ...
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