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Excerpt from Lectures on History, Vol. 3: Second and Concluding Series, on the French Revolution
The same sort of instruction was exhibited to mankind not only by distinguished men in the Constituent Assembly, but by the great political writer of our own country, by Mr. Burke. I have already noticed this circumstance to you. Mr. Burke's writings are quite a part Of this great subject of the French Revolution. I'have already mentioned to you, that I should think it no mean praise ifi could but assist you in appre ointing their value; if I could but enable you to separate their profound philosophy, their real wisdom, from their occa sioual violence and fury.
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