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 1  2    |     the result of progressive liberty. But, though endeavours
 2 15    |     for the sake of peace and liberty: We mean when rulers of
 3 21    |   gift of true and many-sided liberty; and most wisely founded
 4 32    |              32. So, too, the liberty of thinking, and of publishing,
 5 32    |     and origin of many evils. Liberty is a power perfecting man,
 6 34    |     who yearn for a shameless liberty, live in dread of an agreement
 7 34(22)|      is unture that the civil liberty of every form of worship,
 8 35    |     to them, or to hamper her liberty in the management of her
 9 36    |    opposed to real and lawful liberty. The Church, indeed, deems
10 37    | Church cannot approve of that liberty which begets a contempt
11 37    |    authority, for this is not liberty so much as license, and
12 37    |  styled by St. Augustine the "liberty of self ruin," and by the
13 37    |       On the other hand, that liberty is truly genuine, and to
14 38    |           38. This honourable liberty, alone worthy of human beings,
15 38    |       rejects that exorbitant liberty which in individuals and
16 40    |   best parent and guardian of liberty amongst men is truth. "The
17 46    | righteousness; to strive that liberty of action shall not transgress