"...what I look to with seriousness is the Phalanx of Party which exists in the body of the dissenters, who are, at the very least, nine tenths of them entirely devoted, some with greater some with less zeal, to the principles of the French Revolution."
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Edmund Burke
1729 – 1797
irischer Staatsmann und Philosoph
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