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...liberty and equality based on reason, and conservative theorists such as [[Edmund Burke]] of Britain and [[Joseph de Maistre]] of France gained prominence.

...tain that a similar revolution might threaten the government, and led to [[Edmund Burke]], a conservative member of Parliament, to write ''Reflections on the Revol

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...ss.com/james_todd/1/ Civil Society and Its Discontents: The Two Pillars of Edmund Burke's Legal Philosophy]" (BePress, Selected Works, May 2008).</ref>

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1729 [[Edmund Burke]][http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/burke_edmund.shtml] (1720-1

[[Edmund Burke]] was another important nineteenth century contributor to civil society tho

...[[a priori]] speculation.<ref>[http://www.constitution.org/eb/rev_fran.htm Edmund Burke: ''Reflections on the Revolution in France'' (1790)]</ref> - and again in t ...[/Bibliography|bibliography subpage]] provides links to the writings of [[Edmund Burke]], Michael Oakeshott and [[Friedrich Hayek]] on the subject of Conservatism

...esents the wisdom of past generations. (This argument echoes one made by [[Edmund Burke]], the founder of British conservatism, in ''Reflections on the Revolution

...d ed. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1996.</ref>, as [[Edmund Burke]] described such social revolutions.

...hey do not appeal like the Earl of Chatham's to elemental passions or like Edmund Burke's to elemental principles, and they contain few passages which gleam in the

...hey do not appeal like the Earl of Chatham's to elemental passions or like Edmund Burke's to elemental principles, and they contain few passages which gleam in the

* [[Edmund Burke]]

...esents the wisdom of past generations. (This argument echoes one made by [[Edmund Burke]], the founder of British conservatism, in ''Reflections on the Revolution