Writings and Speeches, Volume 5J. F. Taylor, 1901 - Great Britain |
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... body of gentlemen who are pledged to him and to each other , and to their common politics and prin- ciples . I believe no king of Great Britain ever will adopt , for his confidential servants , that body of gen- tlemen , holding that body ...
... body of gentlemen who are pledged to him and to each other , and to their common politics and prin- ciples . I believe no king of Great Britain ever will adopt , for his confidential servants , that body of gen- tlemen , holding that body ...
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Edmund Burke. body , more than on the legal constituent , the arti- ficial representative depends . This is the British ... body of partisans . They are more easily dis- ciplined and directed than if the number were greater . These , by ...
Edmund Burke. body , more than on the legal constituent , the arti- ficial representative depends . This is the British ... body of partisans . They are more easily dis- ciplined and directed than if the number were greater . These , by ...
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... body politic . Had Cade and his gang got possession of London , they would not have been the lord mayor , aldermen , and common council . The body politic of France existed in the majesty of its throne , in the dignity of its nobility ...
... body politic . Had Cade and his gang got possession of London , they would not have been the lord mayor , aldermen , and common council . The body politic of France existed in the majesty of its throne , in the dignity of its nobility ...
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONDUCT OF THE MINORITY PAR | 1 |
PREFACE TO THE ADDRESS OF M BRISSOT TO HIS CON | 65 |
LETTER TO WILLIAM ELLIOT ESQ OCCASIONED | 107 |
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