Annual Register, 第 32 卷Edmund Burke 1793 |
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... heads of the clergy to a confent . Archbishop of Paris , in the name of his brethren , furrenders all the tithes of the church into the bands of the nation . His fhort Speech on that occafion . The old provincial names , distinctions ...
... heads of the clergy to a confent . Archbishop of Paris , in the name of his brethren , furrenders all the tithes of the church into the bands of the nation . His fhort Speech on that occafion . The old provincial names , distinctions ...
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... head , or the firm- nefs of his nerves . All the boldeft and most impetuous of the fpeakers , to the amount fometimes of a hun- dred , were to be feen at the fame inftant , ftraining their lungs toge- ther , each endeavouring to drown ...
... head , or the firm- nefs of his nerves . All the boldeft and most impetuous of the fpeakers , to the amount fometimes of a hun- dred , were to be feen at the fame inftant , ftraining their lungs toge- ther , each endeavouring to drown ...
第 22 頁
... heads , and in which they were certain of a majority of two or three to one , call loudly and rẹ- peatedly for the question . The diforder was too great , and the paf- fions on both fides too much inflam- ed , to admit of the coolness ...
... heads , and in which they were certain of a majority of two or three to one , call loudly and rẹ- peatedly for the question . The diforder was too great , and the paf- fions on both fides too much inflam- ed , to admit of the coolness ...
第 24 頁
... heads , to loofen all the bands of fubordination , to eradicate every fenfe of their respective duties , and to indifpose them to every form whatever of government , than to render them good citizens , and use- ful members of the ...
... heads , to loofen all the bands of fubordination , to eradicate every fenfe of their respective duties , and to indifpose them to every form whatever of government , than to render them good citizens , and use- ful members of the ...
第 28 頁
... head of a confiderable army of the national guards . Events of the 5th and 6th of October . King and royal family led captive to Paris . Tumult in Paris , and the murder of a baker , foon after the arrival of the national affembly ...
... head of a confiderable army of the national guards . Events of the 5th and 6th of October . King and royal family led captive to Paris . Tumult in Paris , and the murder of a baker , foon after the arrival of the national affembly ...
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第 129 頁 - ... and supplications to God. Carry her to His table to view His poor fare, and hear His heavenly discourse.