Burke's Speech: The Essence Spirit Of Freedom

What cause Burke to enumerate in his speech is to explain the “fierce spirit of liberty” in the colonies. This was due because of separation, not conciliation. His beliefs were that it was achievable to form a legislation that would put an end of the mistrust of the American colonist and make peace between the colonies and Britain. America was treated unfairly by the Britain’s government having denied it of its self-government, the right to conduct trade, to have the right to just taxation and representatives. He cared deeply about liberty, and he understood this and the likelihood for violence that it implies. He notes that he is not looking for anything other than simple peace, and that he is truly speaking from his heart and his intentions are good and genuine.
Instead of having a drift between these two countries, Britain can benefit and gain revenue from America He also argued that the Britain government’s stands on America may be denied of its freedom because of conflicting with the English standards of freedom to which it is devoted to. He states that, given the intensity of American's commitment to their freedoms and devotion to it, that for Americans to come to an alternative reconciliation that it may not be too appealing and may result in violence. He states that people that are free are easier to control than those people who are persecuted by dictatorship. I do think that Burke was ahead of his time. I believe that due to the political revolutions in today’s date, it proves Burke’s mistrust of grandiose promises and rational faith. He left a legacy in his books that until this day, it’s still a full of rich source for academics and intense