The Life of Edmund Burke. Comprehending an Impartial Account of His Literary and Political Efforts, and a Sketch of the Conduct and Character of His Most Eminent Associates, Coadjutors, and Opponents. [With a Portrait.]George Cawthorn, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... America , 63 . Mr. Grenville , ibid . - Stamp - act , 64. - Grenville dismissed , 65. - Division of the Whigs , 66. - Rockingham Minister , and Burke his secretary , 67. - Burke's separation from Hamil ton , 68. Hamilton's opinion of ...
... America , 63 . Mr. Grenville , ibid . - Stamp - act , 64. - Grenville dismissed , 65. - Division of the Whigs , 66. - Rockingham Minister , and Burke his secretary , 67. - Burke's separation from Hamil ton , 68. Hamilton's opinion of ...
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... America , 136. Burke reprobates it as a half measure , ibid . Burke , as he advances in wisdom , re- jects metaphysics , and reasons from experience , 137 - An enemy to basty innovation , ibid.Speech on the liberty of the press , 139 to ...
... America , 136. Burke reprobates it as a half measure , ibid . Burke , as he advances in wisdom , re- jects metaphysics , and reasons from experience , 137 - An enemy to basty innovation , ibid.Speech on the liberty of the press , 139 to ...
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... America , from 256 to 259. Difference between Burke and Tucker , 260 to 264 . Sagacity of the Dean , 264. Burke's reasoning on the pro hibition of trade with America , 265. Fox's animadversion on xii CONTENTS .
... America , from 256 to 259. Difference between Burke and Tucker , 260 to 264 . Sagacity of the Dean , 264. Burke's reasoning on the pro hibition of trade with America , 265. Fox's animadversion on xii CONTENTS .
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Robert Bisset. hibition of trade with America , 265. Fox's animadversion on North's conduct of the war , 266. Burke's irony on ministerial information , 267. Burke often quotes Watson's History of Philip II . to the house , 269. Great ...
Robert Bisset. hibition of trade with America , 265. Fox's animadversion on North's conduct of the war , 266. Burke's irony on ministerial information , 267. Burke often quotes Watson's History of Philip II . to the house , 269. Great ...
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... America , which , if party at home did not engender , it certainly nourished . The discontent of America had its origin in a new system adopted by Government . This was , to raise , by authority of Parliament , a revenue from the ...
... America , which , if party at home did not engender , it certainly nourished . The discontent of America had its origin in a new system adopted by Government . This was , to raise , by authority of Parliament , a revenue from the ...
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