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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... France , and sees the Dauphiness - converses with the French philosophers , 158. His sagacity then discovers in their doctrines the overthrow of religion and government , Observations in parliament thereon , ibid . Speech in favour of ...
... France , and sees the Dauphiness - converses with the French philosophers , 158. His sagacity then discovers in their doctrines the overthrow of religion and government , Observations in parliament thereon , ibid . Speech in favour of ...
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... France and Freedom , and for joining the combination of despots . In short , according to the party in opposition to Government , Mr. Burke pre- vented the reform of abuses , which had in- creased , were increasing , and , unless ...
... France and Freedom , and for joining the combination of despots . In short , according to the party in opposition to Government , Mr. Burke pre- vented the reform of abuses , which had in- creased , were increasing , and , unless ...
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... France , whose state he de- tails with equal minuteness , and equally confi- dent assertion of exactness . America was , he attempts to prove , in so flourishing a condi- tion , as to be able , with great ease , to supply . the ...
... France , whose state he de- tails with equal minuteness , and equally confi- dent assertion of exactness . America was , he attempts to prove , in so flourishing a condi- tion , as to be able , with great ease , to supply . the ...
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... France , and by an accurate statement of facts , and the clearest calculations , shews Grenville's asser- tion respecting the superiority of our rival to be unfounded . He denies an increase of reve- nue to be practicable from Ireland ...
... France , and by an accurate statement of facts , and the clearest calculations , shews Grenville's asser- tion respecting the superiority of our rival to be unfounded . He denies an increase of reve- nue to be practicable from Ireland ...
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... France was the merit of Beatie's Essay on Truth . He seems to have been as partial for Beatie as against Hume . To an impartial reader it might appear surprising , that men , possessed themselves of such powers of reasoning as Burke and ...
... France was the merit of Beatie's Essay on Truth . He seems to have been as partial for Beatie as against Hume . To an impartial reader it might appear surprising , that men , possessed themselves of such powers of reasoning as Burke and ...
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