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1 4 |    property, and contend that individual possessions should become
2 8 |  industry, and by the laws of individual races. Moreover, the earth,
3 12|  spoken of, belonging to each individual man, are seen in much stronger
4 13| proved to belong naturally to individual persons, must in like wise
5 35|     State must not absorb the individual or the family; both should
6 36|  community, as well as of the individual, that peace and good order
7 38|    the common good allows any individual to seize upon that which
8 51|       in general, albeit with individual interests also in their
9 57|      to say, for helping each individual member to better his condition