The state of the Company's commerce will therefore become an object of serious consideration: an affair, as your Committee apprehends, of as much difficulty as ever tried the faculties of this House.
Edmund Burke: “The state of the Company's commerce will therefore become an object of serious consideration: an affair, as your…”
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Burke asserts that the state of the Company's commerce is a complex issue that requires serious attention from the House.
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