The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, volume 3
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, volume 3
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I think I had seen all of them, except the formula ot association. I confess they app^ to me to con- tain matter mischievous, and ci^ble of giving alann, if the yGoogk nSO X LITTEB TO spirit in which they are written should be found to make any considerable progress. But I am at a loss to know how to apply them, as objections to the case now before us. When I nnd that the general commiUee, which acts for the Boman Catholics in Dublin, prefers the association proposed in the written draft you ha...ve sent me, to a respectful application in parliament, I shall think the persons who sign such a paper to be unworthy of any privilege which may be thought nt to be granted ; and that such men ought, by name, to be excepted firom any benefit under the constitution to which they offer this violence. But I do not find that this form of a seditious league has been signed by any person whatso- ever, either on the part of the supposed projectors, or on the part of those whom it is calculated to seduce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think I had seen all of them, except the formula ot association. I confess they app^ to me to con- tain matter mischievous, and ci^ble of giving alann, if the yGoogk nSO X LITTEB TO spirit in which they are written should be found to make any considerable progress. But I am at a loss to know how to apply them, as objections to the case now before us. When I nnd that the general commiUee, which acts for the Boman Catholics in Dublin, prefers the association proposed in the written draft you ha...ve sent me, to a respectful application in parliament, I shall think the persons who sign such a paper to be unworthy of any privilege which may be thought nt to be granted ; and that such men ought, by name, to be excepted firom any benefit under the constitution to which they offer this violence. But I do not find that this form of a seditious league has been signed by any person whatso- ever, either on the part of the supposed projectors, or on the part of those whom it is calculated to seduce.
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