Reflections on the Revolution in France: And on the Proceedings in Certain Societies in London Relative to that EventPenguin Books, 1969 - 400 páginas |
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... character ; the most dangerous shock that the state ever received through a misunderstood arrange- ment of religion . I know well enough that the bishoprics and cures , under kingly and seignoral patronage , as now they are in England ...
... character ; the most dangerous shock that the state ever received through a misunderstood arrange- ment of religion . I know well enough that the bishoprics and cures , under kingly and seignoral patronage , as now they are in England ...
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... character of whose proprietors demands at least an exterior decorum and gravity of manners ; who are to exercise a generous but temperate hospitality ; part of whose income they are to consider as a trust for charity ; and who , even ...
... character of whose proprietors demands at least an exterior decorum and gravity of manners ; who are to exercise a generous but temperate hospitality ; part of whose income they are to consider as a trust for charity ; and who , even ...
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... character , you ought to take your ground upon her virtues . If she be the reverse , it is ridiculous in any but a Lover , to place her personal charms in opposition to her crimes ... ' ( Francis to Burke , 19 February 1790 : Corr . VI ...
... character , you ought to take your ground upon her virtues . If she be the reverse , it is ridiculous in any but a Lover , to place her personal charms in opposition to her crimes ... ' ( Francis to Burke , 19 February 1790 : Corr . VI ...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 7 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE | 77 |
BURKES PREFATORY NOTE | 83 |
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