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 1 3 |      see, and on this there is general agreement, that some opportune
 2 8 |        the earth to mankind in general, not in the sense that all
 3 32|     laws and institutions, the general character and administration
 4 32|     the working classes by the general laws of the country, the
 5 34|     nearly and effectively the general interests of the community.
 6 34|     calling do not promote the general welfare in such measure
 7 36|               36. Whenever the general interest or any particular
 8 39|   injuriousto trade and to the general interests of the public;
 9 42|         Man's powers, like his general nature, are limited, and
10 42| well-being of the family. As a general principle it may be laid
11 51|        the interests of all in general, albeit with individual
12 57|        We may lay it down as a general and lasting law that working