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 1 2 |              all men's hearts, and to right reason; and from which almost
 2 3 |        worship is each man's personal right, which ought to be legally
 3 3 |       constituted society; and that a right resides in the citizens
 4 4 |           itself of justice and human right is darkened and lost, and
 5 4 |           true justice and legitimate right is supplied by material
 6 4 |       accomplished, have the force of right." But who, does not see
 7 4 |           secular, and to subvert the right order of society, and to
 8 5 |                that the Church has no right of restraining by temporal
 9 5 |            for the civil government a right of property in those goods
10 5 | ecclesiastical power is not by divine right distinct from, and independent
11 6 |               itself, have thought it right again to raise up our Apostolic
12 11|            standing as a Queen at the right hand of her only begotten