Burke's Speeches and Letters on American AffairsJ.M. Dent & Company, 1908 - 295 pagina's |
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Pagina 206
... minds . We are not disarmed by being disencumbered of our passions . Declaiming on rebellion never added a bayonet or a charge of powder to your military force , but I am afraid that it has been the means of taking up many muskets ...
... minds . We are not disarmed by being disencumbered of our passions . Declaiming on rebellion never added a bayonet or a charge of powder to your military force , but I am afraid that it has been the means of taking up many muskets ...
Pagina 207
... minds of the people for independence , insists . largely on the multitude and the spirit of these addresses ; : and he draws an argument from them which ( if the fact was as he supposes ) must be irresistible . For I never knew a writer ...
... minds of the people for independence , insists . largely on the multitude and the spirit of these addresses ; : and he draws an argument from them which ( if the fact was as he supposes ) must be irresistible . For I never knew a writer ...
Pagina 207
... minds of the people for independence , insists largely on the multitude and the spirit of these addresses ; and he draws an argument from them which ( if the fact was as he supposes ) must be irresistible . For I never knew a writer on ...
... minds of the people for independence , insists largely on the multitude and the spirit of these addresses ; and he draws an argument from them which ( if the fact was as he supposes ) must be irresistible . For I never knew a writer on ...
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