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... Political Justice and Its Influence on Morals and Happiness , is an assault upon everything that Burke holds dear , it did not appear until 1793 , three years after the publication of the Reflections , and is only indirectly related to ...
... Political Justice and Its Influence on Morals and Happiness , is an assault upon everything that Burke holds dear , it did not appear until 1793 , three years after the publication of the Reflections , and is only indirectly related to ...
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... Political Justice was by no means antithetical to the doctrines of the real Rousseau , but that it was opposed to those doctrines as they had been selected and refracted by the English thought of the period . If you considered yourself ...
... Political Justice was by no means antithetical to the doctrines of the real Rousseau , but that it was opposed to those doctrines as they had been selected and refracted by the English thought of the period . If you considered yourself ...
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... Political Justice , at any rate , we find him saying in a letter to John Thelwall : To quote authorities is a vulgar business ; every soulless hypo- crite can do that . To quote authorities is a cold business , it excites no responsive ...
... Political Justice , at any rate , we find him saying in a letter to John Thelwall : To quote authorities is a vulgar business ; every soulless hypo- crite can do that . To quote authorities is a cold business , it excites no responsive ...
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NATURE | 1 |
BURKE AND GODWIN | 16 |
JACOBINS AND ANTIJACOBINS 34 V | 34 |
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