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 1  2|           of slavery by the law of nations."3 It is right, therefore,
 2  5|            derived from the law of nations; for we find that among
 3  5|         for we find that among all nations masters have the power of
 4  6|          of the Church the various nations were able to gather together,
 5 14| incorporated in the written law of nations, became of force. That,
 6 14|            it by the prosperity of nations, through the very great
 7 15|           out from among Christian nations, States were anxious to
 8 15|          slavery on these innocent nations. Indeed, since the crude
 9 16|          were, in the sight of all nations, he declared that they all
10 17|         means untried that foreign nations, also, following the kindliness
11 18|      Ethiopians and men of similar nations are very little superior
12 19|    commiseration for those unhappy nations, with what fullness of charity
13 19|           who desire the rights of nations and of humanity to be held
14 21|           among the most civilized nations, and the name of its august