The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke ...Little, Brown, and Company, 1899 - Great Britain |
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Page 336
... House of Bourbon has been obliged to give himself up entirely to the new system , and to pretend even to propagate it with all zeal : at least , that club of intriguers who assemble at the Feuillants , and whose cabinet meets at Madame ...
... House of Bourbon has been obliged to give himself up entirely to the new system , and to pretend even to propagate it with all zeal : at least , that club of intriguers who assemble at the Feuillants , and whose cabinet meets at Madame ...
Page 337
... House of Bourbon to keep by force the French emissaries out of their do- minions ; nor whilst France has a commerce with them , especially through Marseilles , ( the hottest fo- cus of sedition in France , ) will it be long possible to ...
... House of Bourbon to keep by force the French emissaries out of their do- minions ; nor whilst France has a commerce with them , especially through Marseilles , ( the hottest fo- cus of sedition in France , ) will it be long possible to ...
Page 365
... House of Bourbon . Though it is man- ifestly under the constraint of imprisonment and the fear of death that this unhappy man has been guilty of all those humilities which have astonished man- kind , the advisers of the Emperor will ...
... House of Bourbon . Though it is man- ifestly under the constraint of imprisonment and the fear of death that this unhappy man has been guilty of all those humilities which have astonished man- kind , the advisers of the Emperor will ...
Page 375
... House of Bourbon and the no- bility of France ; the declaration , however , is general , and goes to every state with which they may have a cause of quarrel . But the terror of France has fallen upon all nations . A few months since all ...
... House of Bourbon and the no- bility of France ; the declaration , however , is general , and goes to every state with which they may have a cause of quarrel . But the terror of France has fallen upon all nations . A few months since all ...
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