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 1  6|       the manifold and weighty duties linking it to God, by the
 2  6|         and one of their chief duties must be to favour religion,
 3 17| natural, and by human law; the duties incumbent on each one being
 4 17|         wherein the rights and duties of husband and wife are
 5 19|        19. So, also, as to the duties of each one toward his fellow
 6 28|       chiefest and most sacred duties, cannot patiently put up
 7 32|      the principles from which duties flow, and, by setting forth
 8 35|        disregard all religious duties or to hold in equal favour
 9 41|       readily see what are the duties of each one in matters of
10 50| constitution of States and the duties of individual citizens.