The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 7C. and J. Rivington, 1826 |
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... Paris alone . The language dif- fuses them more widely than the English , though the English too are much read . The writers of these papers , indeed , for the greater part , are either unknown or in contempt , but they are like a ...
... Paris alone . The language dif- fuses them more widely than the English , though the English too are much read . The writers of these papers , indeed , for the greater part , are either unknown or in contempt , but they are like a ...
Page 55
... Paris is the only place in which there is the least . freedom of intercourse . But even there , so many servants as any man has , so many spies , and irre- concilable domestick enemies . are fugi- But that place being the chief seat of ...
... Paris is the only place in which there is the least . freedom of intercourse . But even there , so many servants as any man has , so many spies , and irre- concilable domestick enemies . are fugi- But that place being the chief seat of ...
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... Paris , with Condorcet , the friend and correspondent of Priestley , at their head , the most furious of the extravagant repub- licans . The late assembly , after the last captivity of the king , had actually chosen this Condorcet by a ...
... Paris , with Condorcet , the friend and correspondent of Priestley , at their head , the most furious of the extravagant repub- licans . The late assembly , after the last captivity of the king , had actually chosen this Condorcet by a ...
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... Paris is through a less defensible country , and the distance is hardly so great as from Longwy to Paris . If the old politick and military ideas had govern- ed , the advanced guard would have been formed of those who best knew the ...
... Paris is through a less defensible country , and the distance is hardly so great as from Longwy to Paris . If the old politick and military ideas had govern- ed , the advanced guard would have been formed of those who best knew the ...
Page 104
... Paris to give out that the faithful subjects of the king were distrusted , despised , and abhorred by his allies . The march was directed through a skirt of Lor- raine , and thence into a part of Champagne , the Duke of Brunswick ...
... Paris to give out that the faithful subjects of the king were distrusted , despised , and abhorred by his allies . The march was directed through a skirt of Lor- raine , and thence into a part of Champagne , the Duke of Brunswick ...
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