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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... spirit of our old man- ners and opinions is not easy to say ; but as such causes cannot be indifferent in their ... spirit of a gentleman , and the spirit of religion . The nobility and the clergy , the one by profes- sion , the other by ...
... spirit of our old man- ners and opinions is not easy to say ; but as such causes cannot be indifferent in their ... spirit of a gentleman , and the spirit of religion . The nobility and the clergy , the one by profes- sion , the other by ...
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... spirit of persecution according to their means . * What was not to be done towards their great end by any direct or ... spirit has not been less prejudicial to literature and to taste , than to morals and true philosophy . These ...
... spirit of persecution according to their means . * What was not to be done towards their great end by any direct or ... spirit has not been less prejudicial to literature and to taste , than to morals and true philosophy . These ...
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... spirit of toleration . That those persons should toler- ate all opinions , who think none to be of estimation , is a matter of small merit . Equal neglect is not impartial kind- ness . The species of benevolence , which arises from con ...
... spirit of toleration . That those persons should toler- ate all opinions , who think none to be of estimation , is a matter of small merit . Equal neglect is not impartial kind- ness . The species of benevolence , which arises from con ...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 7 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE | 77 |
BURKES PREFATORY NOTE | 83 |
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