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Edmund Burke: I have no more doubt than I entertain of my existence, that, if you admitted these, you would command an immediate…

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I have no more doubt than I entertain of my existence, that, if you admitted these, you would command an immediate peace, and, with but tolerable future management, a lasting obedience in America.
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Edmund Burke

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Burke expresses his strong belief that certain admissions would lead to peace and obedience in America.

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