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 1 1 | Incredible it seems, but it is true; to such a pass have we
 2 4 |   doubt might remain as to the true object of this warfare,
 3 5 |     following effect:-That the true and real conflict, which
 4 9 |        be instructed as to the true state of things in Italy
 5 9 |       to show themselves to be true Catholics by their belief
 6 9 |        them give proof of that true courage which arises from
 7 11|        religion of Christ, the true benefactress of mankind.~
 8 12|   without religion there is no true morality, either public
 9 14|       it is not therefore less true that even here this spirit
10 17|     restored to a condition of true and effective independence;
11 18|        upon the most solid and true foundation. The assertion
12 18|        their welfare and their true interest are to be found;