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 1   6, 2 |            holders respectively of rights, to which there correspond
 2   6, 2 |          comes a certain number of rights. Accord­ingly, he has the
 3   7, 4 |            owners re­nounced their rights.~In the hypothesis of a
 4   7, 4 |         persist in affirming their rights against the State (which
 5   7, 4 |           duty of renouncing their rights in favor of the common welfare,
 6   7, 4 |            such, with the property rights of persons concretely existing
 7   7, 4 |          the common welfare; their rights in such a case would cease:
 8   7, 4 |          frequently clash with the rights of another institution having
 9   7, 4 |          justice.~Granted that the rights of property are springing
10   7, 6 |      Histoi:y, its negation of the rights of the person, its abolition
11 Summ, 7| proprietors were to renounce their rights of property under the pressure