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" My lords, they began by winding cords round the fingers of the unhappy freeholders of those provinces, until they clung to and were almost incorporated with one another ; and then they hammered wedges of iron between them, until, regardless of the cries... "
The Works of Edmund Burke: With a Memoir - Σελίδα 367
των Edmund Burke - 1834
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