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 1  2|       us to our first state of liberty, it is most fitting that
 2  9|     led astray by some hope of liberty, have had recourse to violence
 3 13|         Gregory himself set at liberty as many as possible, and
 4 13|       a far greater support of liberty, that it was unlawful to
 5 14|     slavery and causer of true liberty, fraternity, and equality
 6 15|    stand firmly in evangelical liberty, and also to increase their
 7 17| themselves strong asserters of liberty for the Indians and Moors
 8 20|     best secure the safety and liberty of slaves. They will obtain
 9 20|       flavors and develops the liberty "with which Christ made
10 22|      exertion they were set at liberty. Let them never show themselves
11 22|       a gift nor ever confound liberty with licence; but let them
12 22|      most ample fruits of that liberty which has been obtained