BurkeOxford University Press, 1980 - 83 páginas |
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... authority in matters of revenue , of political administration , of criminal law , of civil law , in many of the most essential parts of military discipline , is laid level with the ground ; and an oppressive , irregular , capricious ...
... authority in matters of revenue , of political administration , of criminal law , of civil law , in many of the most essential parts of military discipline , is laid level with the ground ; and an oppressive , irregular , capricious ...
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... authority is indeed as much a trust originally , as the company's authority is a trust derivatively ; and it is the use we make of the resumed power that must justify or condemn us in the resumption of it . ( ibid . 13 ) In the actual ...
... authority is indeed as much a trust originally , as the company's authority is a trust derivatively ; and it is the use we make of the resumed power that must justify or condemn us in the resumption of it . ( ibid . 13 ) In the actual ...
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... authority can dis- pense ... ( ibid . 165-6 ) We are never told what this law is ; the flight into rhetoric takes over . Burke's style ( so different from that of his mentor , Locke ) has a great deal to answer for . Not least is that ...
... authority can dis- pense ... ( ibid . 165-6 ) We are never told what this law is ; the flight into rhetoric takes over . Burke's style ( so different from that of his mentor , Locke ) has a great deal to answer for . Not least is that ...
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The Irish adventurer | 8 |
The AngloEuropean wasp | 38 |
The bourgeois political economist | 51 |
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