Edmund Burke: A Historical Study |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
able affairs American arbitrary authority believe better body brought Burke Burke's called century character Church circumstances civil claims colonies colonists constitution court doctrine effected election England English equal established Europe existing fact finally followed force forms France French George give hands House of Commons human hundred ideas important independence India influence interest Ireland Irish kind King later laws least less liberty live look Lord majority means measure ment mind ministers moral movement nature never nobles once opinion Parliament party political popular position possible practical present principles privilege Protestant proved question reason Reflections reform Revolution says sense side social society Speech spirit subjects sure things thought tion took true truth turn Whigs whole Wilkes