Macaulay tells us that "On such grounds of reasoning, there will be found no insuperable objections to those propositions of Dr. Price, which are so highly censured by Mr. Burke, as containing principles of the most seditious and dangerous nature; even though we should allow that every government which accords with the opinions and the inclinations of the large majority of the people, is, in an high sense of the term, a ..."

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Macaulay suggests that Dr. Price's propositions, which Burke considers seditious and dangerous, can be accepted if we allow that a government that aligns with the opinions and inclinations of the majority of the people is legitimate. Therefore, the correct choice is C, legitimate government.

Macaulay Tells Us That "On Such Grounds of Reasoning, There