Name: Mr. Burke's Speech on the Motion
Brand: Edmund Burke
SKU: ID13404349

Mr. Burke's Speech on the Motion

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Ein 1785‑Erstbeleg, in dem Edmund Burke seine Argumentation zur Forderung europäischer Gläubiger gegen den Nabob von Arcot darlegt und die Einnahmen der Carnatic kritisch beleuchtet.

Marke: Edmund Burke

ISBN: 3337583776

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