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1  5|     the advantage of any one individual or of some few persons,
2  6|  reason, which command every individual devoutly to worship God
3  6|   heart the interests of its individual members, in such mode as
4 24|  under the rule of any other individual; that each is free to think
5 25|     if men, whether in their individual capacity or bound together
6 35| State, any more than for the individual, either to disregard all
7 37|       which in regard to the individual does not allow men to be
8 38| manhood, and equal rights of individual citizens-of all these things,
9 50|     States and the duties of individual citizens. It behoves Us