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2173	Burke, Edmund	Thoughts on the Present Discontents, and Speeches			.txt	text/plain	47160	1799	61	Court was obliged therefore to delegate a part of its powers to men of _two only securities for the importance of the people_: _power arising Lords, or in the House of Commons, or by the Crown, ought certainly to Government which in a great part of its constitution is popular, that has Men are in public life as in private--some good, some evil. support Government_, _until power was in the hands of persons who were the right of election itself_; to put it into the power of the House of support of liberty, by persons not in public trust, or not acting merely They ought not to trust the House of Commons with a power over their power, and the great and just opinion of our corruptibility and our parliament, rights of elections, authority of courts, juries, must have people is a great and glorious object of government.	./cache/2173.txt	./txt/2173.txt