Reflections on the Revolution in FranceClarendon Press, 1898 - 384 |
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Strona xv
... regard to absolute justice . They were unjust and unscrupulous , and it was perhaps pardon- able to attack them with their own weapons . From all this we deduce the critical canon , that properly to understand Burke's book we must look ...
... regard to absolute justice . They were unjust and unscrupulous , and it was perhaps pardon- able to attack them with their own weapons . From all this we deduce the critical canon , that properly to understand Burke's book we must look ...
Strona xviii
... regard to the just rights of all the rest , he has credit in every candid mind . ' Burke's overstrained reverence for the Act of Settlement may be partly due to the general feeling of un- certainty which , during his own century ...
... regard to the just rights of all the rest , he has credit in every candid mind . ' Burke's overstrained reverence for the Act of Settlement may be partly due to the general feeling of un- certainty which , during his own century ...
Strona xxv
... regard to the coherence and significance of the system . It is liable to abuse and many may think that the whole conception belongs to the domain of poetry rather than to that of philosophy . The poetry of the time , indeed , reflects ...
... regard to the coherence and significance of the system . It is liable to abuse and many may think that the whole conception belongs to the domain of poetry rather than to that of philosophy . The poetry of the time , indeed , reflects ...
Strona xli
... regard our social life as a perpetual and indestructible possession , destined , like the earth on which we move , to devolve , without any trouble or care on our part , upon our posterity . But the whole tenour of history is against us ...
... regard our social life as a perpetual and indestructible possession , destined , like the earth on which we move , to devolve , without any trouble or care on our part , upon our posterity . But the whole tenour of history is against us ...
Strona xlii
... Regard our inheritance in its true light , as precious thing that we should fear to lose , and we begin to estimate it at its true value . Regard our own title to it as a solemn trust for the benefit of our descendants , and we shall ...
... Regard our inheritance in its true light , as precious thing that we should fear to lose , and we begin to estimate it at its true value . Regard our own title to it as a solemn trust for the benefit of our descendants , and we shall ...
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