BurkeOxford University Press, 1980 - 83 páginas |
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... English Whig Revolution of 1689 , principles which in his view justified the American col- onists in 1776 but utterly ruled out the pretensions of the French revolutionaries and their English adherents after 1789. There is no ...
... English Whig Revolution of 1689 , principles which in his view justified the American col- onists in 1776 but utterly ruled out the pretensions of the French revolutionaries and their English adherents after 1789. There is no ...
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... English politics which was to lead him into his illustrious English and European career . It began with his being taken up by an M.P. and office - holder , William Gerard Hamilton , who in 1761 became chief secretary to the Lord ...
... English politics which was to lead him into his illustrious English and European career . It began with his being taken up by an M.P. and office - holder , William Gerard Hamilton , who in 1761 became chief secretary to the Lord ...
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... English Revolution of 1689 would be incred- ibly naïve had he not been assuming some parallel in the forces at work , a century apart , in the two countries . How far he saw those forces in either case as specifically capitalist ones ...
... English Revolution of 1689 would be incred- ibly naïve had he not been assuming some parallel in the forces at work , a century apart , in the two countries . How far he saw those forces in either case as specifically capitalist ones ...
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The Irish adventurer | 8 |
The AngloEuropean wasp | 38 |
The bourgeois political economist | 51 |
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