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 1 2 |   letters bearing on political power, human liberty, the Christian
 2 5 |        it is precisely in such power of disposal that ownership
 3 6 | creation, for the brute has no power of self direction, but is
 4 6 |      him to action without any power of choice. One of these
 5 7 |        the eternal law and the power of God, whose providence
 6 7 |        Wherefore, it is in his power to exercise his choice not
 7 14|        of free will, under the power and the charge of its parents."(4)
 8 26|    that the Church possesses a power peculiarly her own. The
 9 32|   Hereby, then, it lies in the power of a ruler to benefit every
10 35|        business of the supreme power, that the safety of the
11 35|      whom he is placed. As the power to rule comes from God,
12 35|     should be exercised as the power of God is exercised - with
13 40|      no man has in this matter power over himself. To consent
14 47|       is the party which holds power because it holds wealth;
15 63|        of his mind and all his power of endurance. Moved by your
16 63|        by every means in their power they must strive to secure