Modern British EloquenceDavid Boyd Strother Funk & Wagnalls, 1969 - 492 Seiten |
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... effect Burke failed to achieve by the temporal test of votes was later achieved by an American mili- tary triumph . John Morley calls this War of Independence virtually a second English civil war , and the ruin of the American cause ...
... effect Burke failed to achieve by the temporal test of votes was later achieved by an American mili- tary triumph . John Morley calls this War of Independence virtually a second English civil war , and the ruin of the American cause ...
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... effect , and that it is the only measure from which this effect can in any considerable degree be expected , are points to which I shall pres- ently come ; but before I enter upon them , let me notice one or two fur- ther circumstances ...
... effect , and that it is the only measure from which this effect can in any considerable degree be expected , are points to which I shall pres- ently come ; but before I enter upon them , let me notice one or two fur- ther circumstances ...
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... effect of this ? All debtors will no doubt gain by it . In the case of all unfulfilled contracts , he who has to receive pay- ment will receive much less in point of real value than he stipulated for . The creditor will be defrauded ...
... effect of this ? All debtors will no doubt gain by it . In the case of all unfulfilled contracts , he who has to receive pay- ment will receive much less in point of real value than he stipulated for . The creditor will be defrauded ...
Inhalt
On the Right of Taxing America II | 10 |
Motion for Redress | 25 |
On Conciliation with America | 39 |
Urheberrecht | |
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