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... it of fairly show 1 j-, its front to the country. Lord Ciatham',s fnaous .iiislry of shreds and patches, characrerised by Burke as ratesselated pavement withoti cement, was not smitten i fcdl sucr sudden mortality ; that great man, even in his errors ...

... notice.—As to opinion of it, there are passages, which, if it had been mine, would not have had a place in it. I may say. Burke of Junius, 1 could not have written these letters if would; and if could, 1 would not.'* Alterations occurred to me, which ...

... _complimentary _letter _to _the Ad _. _miral , who _received _another of tlie _same son Irom _the .. _Emperor of Germany . ' Mr Burke _, _my Lonl » , in . _)) ' _speech _delivered after ilie _French _Revolution _tand _con _. srqucntly after he _had become fully ...

... that period to the present He would come lo an authority high an? in foe political world—he would come to the opinion of Mr Burke, expressed, too, not in his liberal days, but subsequently to the French Revolution—and his opinion was, that alliances with ...

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... sied as encroachment on the sacred rights churchmen. He meant no attack on the clergy—he only meant, in the language of Mr.Burke, to make them useful and important by their attention to the necessities of the times. His next point was trial by jury. By ...

... an encroachment on the sacred rights of churchmen. He meant no 'attack on the clergy-hie only meant, in the language of M~r Burke, to make them useful and important by their attention to the, no- cessities of the times. Hisi next point was' trial by jury ...