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• On Conciliation with America Address to Parliament on March 22, 1775. Text provided by From Revolution to Reconstruction.
  
• A Letter to a Noble Lord Text of his 1796 response to an objection made in the House of Lords to Burke's state pension. Presented in blocks of 20 paragraphs, with introductory note frmo the Harvard Classics edition of 1909-1914.
  
• On Taste Prefaced, paged text of Burke's 1756 assessment of taste in the arts. From BiblioBytes.
  
• Reflections on the Revolution in France Edmund Burke's classic letter about the French revolution, with an easy find index.
  
• The Sublime and Beautiful General introduction to "A Philosophical Inquiry Into The Origin Of Our Ideas Of The Sublime And Beautiful With Several Other Additions," Burke's 1756 book on perception, art, and contemporary psychology.
  
• A Letter to a Member of the National Assembly Burke's 1791 response to a French National Assembly member's criticisms.
  
• Reflections On The Revolution In France BiblioBytes text of Burke's view of the principles of the French Revolution, advocating reform rather than rebellion.
  
• Reflections on the Revolution in France Criticism of the excesses of the French Revolution "In a Letter Intended to Have Been Sent to a Gentleman in Paris, 1790." Transcribed and provided online by Björn Christensson.
  
• On Taste Bartleby.com transcript of the Harvard Classics, Vol. 24 text of the introductory discourse to the aesthetic treatise "On the Sublime and Beautiful."
  
• Reflections on the Revolution in France Burke's primary antirevolutionary work, presented in blocks of 25 paragraphs with bibliographic record and introduction from the 1909-1914 Harvard Classics edition.
  
• Thoughts On French Affairs Text of the December 1791 essay about the implications of the French Revolution.
  
• On the Sublime and Beautiful Burkes aesthetic treatise uniting philosophy with psychology. Harvard Classics, Vol. 24 text provided online by Bartleby.com.