| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - These aristocrats are in part ???the wiser, the more expert, and the more opulent,??? and they are to conduct, enlighten, and protect ???the weaker, the less knowing, and the less provided with the goods of fortune.???23Birth, too, Burke respects; but he mentions more particularly the clergy, the magistracy, the teachers, the merchants: nature, not the accident of birth, has made these men aristoc
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