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1 14| contention, then, that the civil government should at its option intrude
2 32|       not the particular form of government prevailing in this or that
3 32| apprehended; that is to say, any government conformable in its institutions
4 34|    changes may occur in forms of government, there will ever be differences
5 35|       the first law, but it is a government's whole reason of existence;
6 35|      down that the object of the government of the State should be,
7 37|         for and protected by the government.  ~
8 56|           its administration and government should be firm and wise.