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 1 1 |          into the very fibres of human society and leading it on
 2 1 | untouched or whole which by both human and divine laws has been
 3 2 |       Author and Redeemer of the human race has been slowly and
 4 2 |       private life, and that the human race should have advanced
 5 8 |          and preservation of the human species, has become still
 6 9 |    property, alleging it to be a human invention altogether opposed
 7 9 |       the greater portion of the human race will fall back into
 8 9 |      among the pagan nations, or human society must continue to
 9 10|  socialism as cannot be found in human laws, in the mandates of
10 11|     things, how well and happily human society would hold together