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 1 8     |          like, but rather that no part of it was assigned to any
 2 10    |         the land becomes so truly part of itself as to be in great
 3 14    |            since each family is a part of the commonwealth. In
 4 17    |            as a rule, chooses the part which suits his own peculiar
 5 23    |          disdain to spend a great part of His life as a carpenter
 6 27    |    society was renovated in every part by Christian institutions;
 7 31    |        therefore, to inquire what part the State should play in
 8 33    |           Thomas Aquinas: "As the part and the whole are in a certain
 9 33    |         in a sense belongs to the part."(27) Among the many and
10 38    |         is that by far the larger part of the workers prefer to
11 43    |         agreed upon, has done his part and seemingly is not called
12 45    |         undue interference on the part of the State, especially
13 51(36)|         Dei cultum et religionem, Part 2, ch. 8 (Opera omnia, ed.
14 51    |        politic, and are severally part of the commonwealth, cannot
15 55    | employment. The bishops, on their part, bestow their ready good