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Burke

CHAPTER VIII
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Demagogues tried to remove the regulations of liberty.
They encountered in him the bitterest and most unceasing of all remonstrants.

The arbitrary majority in the House of Commons forgot for whose benefit they held power, from whom they derived their authority, and in what description of government it was that they had a place.

Burke was the most valiant and strenuous champion in the ranks of the independent minority.

He withstood to the face the king and the king's friends.

He withstood to the face Charles Fox and the Friends of the People.


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