Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke. Edmund Burke

REFORM OUGHT TO BE PROGRESSIVE.

       CIVIL FREEDOM.

       TENDENCIES OF POWER.

       INDIVIDUAL GOOD AND PUBLIC BENEFIT.

       PUBLIC CORRUPTION.

       CRUELTY AND COWARDICE.

       BAD LAWS PRODUCE BASE SUBSERVIENCY.

       FALSE REGRET.

       BRITISH DOMINION IN EAST INDIA.

       POLITICAL CHARITY.

       EVILS OF DISTRACTION.

       CHARLES FOX.

       THE IMPRACTICABLE UNDESIRABLE.

       CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONS.

       EMOLUMENTS OF OFFICE.

       MORAL DISTINCTIONS.

       ELECTORS AND REPRESENTATIVES.

       POPULAR OPINION A FALLACIOUS STANDARD.

       ENGLISH REFORMATION.

       PROSCRIPTION.

       JUST FREEDOM.

       ENGLAND'S EMBASSY TO AMERICA.

       HOWARD, THE PHILANTHROPIST.

       PARLIAMENTARY RETROSPECT.

       PEOPLE AND PARLIAMENT.

       REFORMED CIVIL LIST.

       FRENCH AND ENGLISH REVOLUTION.

       ARMED DISCIPLINE.

       GILDED DESPOTISM.

       OUR FRENCH DANGERS.

       SIR GEORGE SAVILLE.

       CORRUPTION NOT SELF-REFORMED.

       THE BRIBED AND THE BRIBERS.

       HYDER ALI.

       REFORMATION AND ANARCHY CONTRASTED AND COMPARED.

       CONFIDENCE AND JEALOUSY.

       ECONOMY OF INJUSTICE.

       SUBSISTENCE AND REVENUE.

       AUTHORITY AND VENALITY.

       PREROGATIVE OF THE CROWN AND PRIVILEGE OF PARLIAMENT.

       BURKE AND FOX.

       PEERS AND COMMONS.

       NATURAL SELF-DESTRUCTION.

       THE CARNATIC.

       ABSTRACT THEORY OF HUMAN LIBERTY.

       POLITICS AND THE PULPIT.

       IDEA OF FRENCH REVOLUTION.

       PATRIOTIC DISTINCTION.

       KINGLY POWER NOT BASED ON POPULAR CHOICE.

       PREACHING DEMOCRACY OF DISSENT.

       JARGON OF REPUBLICANISM.

       CONSERVATIVE PROGRESS OF INHERITED FREEDOM.

       CONSERVATION AND CORRECTION.

       HEREDITARY SUCCESSION OF ENGLISH CROWN.

       LIMITS OF LEGISLATIVE CAPACITY.

       OUR CONSTITUTION, NOT FABRICATED, BUT INHERITED.

       LOW AIMS AND LOW INSTRUMENTS.

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