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Excerpt from The Works of Edmund Burke, Vol. 1: A Vindication of Natural Society, an Essay on the Sublime and Beautiful, Political Miscellanies
Fully handled as obvious] it might; it was not his design to say all that could possi ly be said. It had been inexcus able to fill a large volume with the abuse of reason; nor would such an abuse have been tolerable, even for a few pages, if some under-plot, of more consequence than the apparent design, had not been carried on.
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