Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... slaves , the answer is that the slaves might not wish for freedom , and that the Virginians may anticipate us by freeing them themselves , and arming them against us . Finally , America can- not be brought nearer to us so as to be ...
... slaves , the answer is that the slaves might not wish for freedom , and that the Virginians may anticipate us by freeing them themselves , and arming them against us . Finally , America can- not be brought nearer to us so as to be ...
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... slaves to be free , as it is to compel freemen to be slaves ; and in this auspicious scheme , we should have both these pleasing tasks on our hands at once . But when we talk of enfranchisement , do we not perceive that the American ...
... slaves to be free , as it is to compel freemen to be slaves ; and in this auspicious scheme , we should have both these pleasing tasks on our hands at once . But when we talk of enfranchisement , do we not perceive that the American ...
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... slaves to accept freedom , and of compelling the Americans to submit to despotic rule . 1. 7. other people , Greek ... slaves knew that England forced them upon the Americans , they would not look upon an offer of freedom from England as ...
... slaves to accept freedom , and of compelling the Americans to submit to despotic rule . 1. 7. other people , Greek ... slaves knew that England forced them upon the Americans , they would not look upon an offer of freedom from England as ...
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