The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 07 (of 12) by Edmund Burke
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VI. Reign of Henry II 394
VII. Reign of Richard I 425 VIII. Reign of John 437 IX. Fragment.--An Essay towards an History of the Laws of England 475 FRAGMENTS AND NOTES OF SPEECHES. During the period of Mr. Burke's Parliamentary labors, some alterations in the Acts of Uniformity, and the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, were agitated at various times in the House of Commons. It appears from the state of his manuscript papers, that he had designed to publish some of the Speeches which he delivered in those discussions, and with that view had preserved the following Fragments and detached Notes, which are now given to the public with as much order and connection as their imperfect condition renders them capable of receiving. The Speeches on the Middlesex Election, on shortening the Duration of Parliaments, on the Reform of the Representation in Parliament, on the Bill for explaining the Power of Juries in Prosecutions for libels, and |
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