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 1 21|     between constituted power and legislation had been carefully kept
 2 21|          in view. In so much does legislation differ from political power
 3 21| government most excellent in form legislation could be detestable; while
 4 21|          might be found excellent legislation. It were an easy task to
 5 22|   likewise manifestly reasonable: Legislation is the work of men invested
 6 23|       different important acts of legislation in France proceeded from
 7 23|       which she will sink if this legislation, instead of improving, will
 8 24|       these progressive abuses of legislation. The respect due to constituted
 9 24|       Accordingly, such points in legislation as are hostile to religion
10 28|           the separation of human legislation from Christian and divine
11 28|         from Christian and divine legislation. We do not care to interrupt
12 29|   separation means that political legislation be entirely independent
13 29|          independent of religious legislation; nay, more, that Power be
14 30|      country, political power and legislation, the conduct to be observed
15 30|          regard to this power and legislation, the Concordat, the separation