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 1 6 |          as contrary to law and right, to be pernicious no Less
 2 6 | Pontiffs had acted within their right, according to the Catholic
 3 9 |         among the members as to right, office, and privilege,
 4 10|    arbitrary act ; to arm men's right hands for bloodshed after
 5 15|       of his liberty and of his right, the civil princedom; soon,
 6 15|       itself, founded by divine right, must be utterly destroyed.
 7 17|       to each side is given the right to defend its own opinion,
 8 22|      that all men have the same right, and are in every respect
 9 22|       free; that no one has the right to command another; that
10 25|      society so requires, it is right to obey the just commands
11 25|      lawful authority, as it is right to obey God who ruleth all
12 29|      from God Himself comes the right of ruling, she adds a great
13 29|        lawgiving; that no one's right must be violated; that order
14 34|     fraternity, and equality of right; not such as the Freemasons
15 37|     gone astray may return to a right mind, that error at length