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1 6 |        as an element into every human act, necessarily supposes
2 6 |       even in the depths of the human conscience. Among men who
3 7 |        basis of the morality of human actions and the existence
4 15|         national, though always human, circumstances which, in
5 17|         the changeable ocean of human affairs. And, far from wishing
6 17|        But, in regard to purely human societies, it is an oft-repeated
7 18|         supreme end which gives human society its origin. To put
8 26|         towards God and towards human governments being thus defined,
9 28| equivalent to the separation of human legislation from Christian