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 1  2|        whereas, in very truth, just punishment was being awarded
 2  5|        of God over man is most just, and is tempered always
 3 10|     society is made up of men, just as civil society is, and
 4 10|    maintenance and action. And just as the end at which the
 5 24|      to think on every subject just as he may choose, and to
 6 25|        passed over in silence, just as if there were no God;
 7 27|      on foundations like those just named-and for the time being
 8 36|       By the words and decrees just cited, if judged dispassionately,
 9 42|      modern form of government just described, this latter may
10 44|      that, for most urgent and just reasons, it is by no means
11 45| therefore, that Catholics have just reasons for taking part