Politics Quotes by Edmund Burke
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A man full of warm, speculative benevolence may wish society different, yet a true patriot seeks the common good. He notes that feelings about public misconduct are often right, while theories about causes are rarely accurate. He draws a line between governing for the people and the dangers of revolution that harden the breast.
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