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 1  2| safeguards, of whatever kind they may be, help not only to promote
 2  7|          good fidelity, that they may adorn the doctrine of God
 3 10|           evangelical brotherhood may have more fruit, it is necessary
 4 11|          their corporal condition may be different from ours,
 5 18|           and bound, so that they may drag them away by force
 6 19|          the slavery of man, they may at length serve the one
 7 20|        peace, who, by God's help, may turn solicitude, desolation,
 8 21|     desire to turn to you that We may again announce to you and
 9 21|           that masters and slaves may mutually agree with the
10 21|    chiefly to be wished that this may be prosperously accomplished,
11 21|          all desire, that slavery may be banished and blotted
12 22|      religion, amongst the first, may ever feel that she has gained
13 23|                 23. But that that may happily take place, We beg
14 23|         in Rome, the fifth day of May, 1888, the eleventh of Our