Bad laws are the worst sort of tyranny.
Speech at the Bristol Guildhall, September 6, 1780
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Burke, Edmund. Speech in the Bristol Guildhall. 6 Sept. 1780, Bristol Guildhall, Bristol, England, UK.
Speech at the Bristol Guildhall, September 6, 1780
Burke, Edmund. Speech in the Bristol Guildhall. 6 Sept. 1780, Bristol Guildhall, Bristol, England, UK.
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