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'''Edmund Burke''' lived from January 12, 1729 to July 9, 1797.  He was an [[Ireland|Irish]] statesman, orator, political thinker, and author.

'''Edmund Burke''' (born January 12, 1729 in [[Dublin]], died July 9, 1797) was an [[Ireland|Irish]] statesman, orator, political thinker, and author.

Burke served in the British [[Parliament]], where he defended the rights of the [[United States of America|American]] colonies and opposed the [[slave]] trade, making him a hero to many in America.  He is also considered to the world's first political [[conservative]], and many conservatives today praise him for that reason. His toughts are also the basement for [[liberal conservatism]] as we know it today. His works include:

Burke served in the British [[Parliament]], where he defended the rights of the [[United States of America|American]] colonies and opposed the [[slave]] trade, making him a hero to many in America.  He is also considered to the world's first political [[conservative]], and many conservatives today praise him for that reason. His toughts are also the basement for [[liberal conservatism]] as we know it today. His works include: