Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... mode of governing them , whether through lenity or indolence , through wisdom or mistake , confirmed them in the imagination , that they , as well as you , had an interest in these common principles . They were further confirmed in this ...
... mode of governing them , whether through lenity or indolence , through wisdom or mistake , confirmed them in the imagination , that they , as well as you , had an interest in these common principles . They were further confirmed in this ...
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... mode , by lately declaring a re- bellion in Massachusetts Bay , as they had formerly addressed 10 to have traitors ... modes of public coercion have been adopted , and such as have much more resemblance to a sort of qualified hostility ...
... mode , by lately declaring a re- bellion in Massachusetts Bay , as they had formerly addressed 10 to have traitors ... modes of public coercion have been adopted , and such as have much more resemblance to a sort of qualified hostility ...
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... modes of taxation . So that , when you come to explain yourself , it will be found , that you will neither leave to themselves the quantum nor the mode ; nor indeed anything . The whole is delusion from one end to the other . Fourthly ...
... modes of taxation . So that , when you come to explain yourself , it will be found , that you will neither leave to themselves the quantum nor the mode ; nor indeed anything . The whole is delusion from one end to the other . Fourthly ...
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