Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... true object of the controversy , or whether any controversy at all will remain . Unless you consent to remove this cause of difference , it is impossible , with decency , to assert that the dispute is not upon what it is avowed to be ...
... true object of the controversy , or whether any controversy at all will remain . Unless you consent to remove this cause of difference , it is impossible , with decency , to assert that the dispute is not upon what it is avowed to be ...
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... true in Ireland ? Has it not hitherto been true in the colonies ? Why should you presume , that , in any country , a body duly constituted for any function , will neglect to per- form its duty , and abdicate its trust ? Such a ...
... true in Ireland ? Has it not hitherto been true in the colonies ? Why should you presume , that , in any country , a body duly constituted for any function , will neglect to per- form its duty , and abdicate its trust ? Such a ...
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... true interest and your natural dignity , freedom they can have from none but you . This is the commodity of price , of which you have the monopoly . This is the true act of navi- gation , which binds to you the commerce of the colonies ...
... true interest and your natural dignity , freedom they can have from none but you . This is the commodity of price , of which you have the monopoly . This is the true act of navi- gation , which binds to you the commerce of the colonies ...
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