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 1 2 |  judgments and to stir up the people to revolt. ~
 2 17|      the most important kind; people differ in capacity, skill,
 3 18|    hold out to a hard-pressed people the boon of freedom from
 4 18|   enjoyment - they delude the people and impose upon them, and
 5 20| principles, who work upon the people with artful promises of
 6 20|       to look upon their work people as their bondsmen, but to
 7 20|       must never tax his work people beyond their strength, or
 8 33|   would do their best for the people, the first and chief is
 9 38|    lay violent hands on other people's possessions. Most true
10 39|                 39. When work people have recourse to a strike
11 39|    the masters and their work people alike, but is extremely
12 42|      save unfortunate working people from the cruelty of men
13 42|      between masters and work people there is always the condition
14 46|       many as possible of the people to become owners. ~
15 47|       disturbance. If working people can be encouraged to look
16 48|      of boys and girls, young people, and those more advanced
17 63|     to secure the good of the people; and above all must earnestly
18 64|        and on your clergy and people, as an earnest of God's