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1   1, 37| uses it, too, to impart an external, visible structure to the
2   2, 42|               42. The very external conditions in which the
3   2, 42|    and re-appraisal of its external conduct. This in fact is
4   2, 51|    so much by changing its external legislation, as by submitting
5   2, 55|    all that concerns these external goods-goods which are indeed
6   3, 64|    seeks expression in the external gift of charity, We will
7   3, 75|  entertain any thoughts of external coercion. Instead we will