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 1  3    | determine what would be the form and character of the State
 2  4    |    It may take this or that form, provided only that it be
 3 25    |     rest; or to show to any form of religion special favour;
 4 25    | disturbed by any particular form of religious belief.~
 5 34    |    shown for any particular form of worship; that it is right
 6 34    |    right for individuals to form their own personal judgments
 7 34    |     be condensed in summary form in order that in this sea
 8 34(22)|  the civil liberty of every form of worship, and the full
 9 42    |  compare with it the modern form of government just described,
10 46    |  society to the pattern and form of Christianity which We
11 48    |      for instance, the best form of government, and this