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1 3 |        which, in this life, no man can exempt himself.~
2 5 |     rather than a detriment to man, as man.~
3 5 |    than a detriment to man, as man.~
4 6 |           6. Now, morality, in man, by the mere fact that it
5 6 | anteriorly to all other bonds, man to God. Indeed, the idea
6 9 |      view. "We have found this man perverting our nation, and
7 9 |           If thou release this man, thou are not Caesar's friend.
8 26|       defined, no unprejudiced man can censure French Catholics
9 28|       it cannot be denied that man's rights spring from his