The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 3F. and C. Rivington, sold also by J. Hatchard, 1801 - France |
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... American measures . Thus much , however , I think it not amiss to lay before you ; That I am not , I hope , apt to take up or lay down my opinions lightly . I have held , and and ever shall maintain , to the best of my 6 SPEECH AT HIS.
... American measures . Thus much , however , I think it not amiss to lay before you ; That I am not , I hope , apt to take up or lay down my opinions lightly . I have held , and and ever shall maintain , to the best of my 6 SPEECH AT HIS.
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Edmund Burke. and ever shall maintain , to the best of my power , unimpaired and undiminished , the just , wise , and neceffary conftitutional fuperiority of Great - Bri- tain . This is neceffary for America , as well as for us . I never ...
Edmund Burke. and ever shall maintain , to the best of my power , unimpaired and undiminished , the just , wise , and neceffary conftitutional fuperiority of Great - Bri- tain . This is neceffary for America , as well as for us . I never ...
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... shall be as far from flumbering or fleep- ing when your service requires me to be awake , as I have been in coming to offer myself a candi- date for your favour . MR . MR . BURKE'S SPEECH TO THE ELECTORS OF BRISTOL , ARRIVAL AT BRISTOL . 9.
... shall be as far from flumbering or fleep- ing when your service requires me to be awake , as I have been in coming to offer myself a candi- date for your favour . MR . MR . BURKE'S SPEECH TO THE ELECTORS OF BRISTOL , ARRIVAL AT BRISTOL . 9.
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... shall be eternally " thankful - may I hope for the honour of your " fupport ? -Well ! -come - we shall fee you at " the council - houfe . " - If I were then to deliver them to my managers , pack them into tallies , vote them off in ...
... shall be eternally " thankful - may I hope for the honour of your " fupport ? -Well ! -come - we shall fee you at " the council - houfe . " - If I were then to deliver them to my managers , pack them into tallies , vote them off in ...
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... shall ever ufe a respectful frankness of communication with you . Your faithful friend , your devoted fervant , I fhall be to the end of my life : A flatterer you do not wish for . On this point of inftructions , how- ever , I think it ...
... shall ever ufe a respectful frankness of communication with you . Your faithful friend , your devoted fervant , I fhall be to the end of my life : A flatterer you do not wish for . On this point of inftructions , how- ever , I think it ...
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