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 1 15|     whom it would seem meant to benefit, is directly contrary to
 2 22|       God's providence, for the benefit of others. "He that hath
 3 32|         the power of a ruler to benefit every class in the State,
 4 32|       more that is done for the benefit of the working classes by
 5 34|       measure as this, but they benefit the nation, if less directly,
 6 35| advantage of the ruler, but the benefit of those over whom he is
 7 47|         manipulates for its own benefit and its own purposes all
 8 52|        under pretense of public benefit. For laws only bind when
 9 53| furthermore, of those for whose benefit and assistance they had
10 55|   founding and widely spreading benefit and insurance societies,