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 1 16|           would seem to neglect the duty incumbent on us. Doubtless,
 2 20|             His great and principal duty is to give every one what
 3 22|           thought for, it becomes a duty to give to the indigent
 4 22|             give alms."(14) It is a duty, not of justice (save in
 5 22|            of Christian charity - a duty not enforced by human law.
 6 26|             to act from a motive of duty, to control their passions
 7 32|             State.(26) The foremost duty, therefore, of the rulers
 8 37|           they exist, and it is the duty of the public authority
 9 38|          First of all, there is the duty of safeguarding private
10 38|         populace within the line of duty; for, if all may justly
11 44| preservation of life is the bounden duty of one and all, and to be
12 53|             the contrary, it is the duty of the State to respect
13 55|             classes the precepts of duty and the laws of the Gospel -
14 57|        carefully taught what is his duty to God, what he has to believe,
15 58|           of the association, whose duty would be, conformably with
16 60|        lucre, and the sacredness of duty to every other consideration. ~
17 61|       recalling to a sense of their duty those working men who have
18 62|            must be mindful of their duty; the working class, whose