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 1 13|      immediately in nature. If the citizens, if the families on entering
 2 14|         for this is not to deprive citizens of their rights, but justly
 3 15|  intolerable and hateful a slavery citizens would be subjected. The
 4 32|           in fact, which makes the citizens better and happier. Hereby,
 5 33|            the working classes are citizens by nature and by the same
 6 33|         neglect one portion of the citizens and favor another, and therefore
 7 34|               34. But although all citizens, without exception, can
 8 51|        them; and, if it forbid its citizens to form associations, it
 9 55|            over these societies of citizens banded together in accordance
10 60| deliberately stifled, their fellow citizens are sure to be won over