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 1  1    | attempered the moral tone of the people with a new civilization
 2  5    |    measures prove hurtful to the people, they must remember that
 3  5    |        and willing homage of the people, when they are convinced
 4  6    |    bounden duty of rulers to the people over whom they rule. For
 5 18    |      opinions of the mass of the people, but by truth and by justice;
 6 20    |        to the interests of their people, and dost admonish the people
 7 20    |    people, and dost admonish the people to be submissive to their
 8 21    |  institutions, and morals of the people, permeating all ranks and
 9 24    |        less than the will of the people, and the people, being under
10 24    |      will of the people, and the people, being under the power of
11 25    |         and ruler. And since the people is declared to contain within
12 27    |        in the instruction of the people. With reference to matters
13 31    |           The sovereignty of the people, however, and this without
14 31    |        carry out the will of the people; whence it necessarily follows
15 31    |    changeable as the will of the people, so that risk of public
16 34(22)|          minds and morals of the people, and to the spread of the
17 36    |           in any manner, for the people to have a share greater
18 38    |        the true interests of the people, or to keep in check the
19 40    |          the true freedom of the people; for the best parent and
20 43    |           as becomes a Christian people, public provision may be
21 50    |          clergy and to the whole people committed to your charge