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 1 1 |       at last to shine upon the nations. At this We are indeed the
 2 2 |         of the war that all the nations of the world might resume
 3 4 |      were to continue among the nations. There is not need to mention
 4 4 |    which flourish only when the nations are at peace. But what is
 5 6 | belonged to different and rival nations; yet they willingly forgot
 6 12|    return of tranquility to the nations. ~
 7 14|      and another for States and nations, which are indeed but collections
 8 14|         but from necessity; the nations are naturally drawn together
 9 16|       concord between civilized nations is maintained ant fostered
10 16|         peace is made among the nations that "for the Head of the
11 17|  charity re-established and the nations reconciled, it is much to
12 17|      for such an association of nations, is the need generally recognized
13 18|       the ancient and barbarous nations of Europe, little by little
14 18|       preserving a diversity of nations, tended to a unity that
15 18|       things may vary among the nations, they are all directed to
16 19|        fervently exhort all the nations, under the inspiration of