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The Question and Answer section for Reflections On the Revolution In France is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
For Edmund Burke, rights were not universal but particular to each society and handed down by our forefathers. Burke claimed that his view of rights was the traditional British view. In Magna Carta and in the 1689 Declaration of Right - the...
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