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 1  3|            St. Augustine puts it: "Having created man a reasonable
 2  7|         grace and of eternal life. Having established these principles
 3 10|      Thence, peace and quiet times having been restored to the Church,
 4 13|         the law of nature, all men having been made free by God. Innocent
 5 14| alleviations of Gregory the Great, having been incorporated in the
 6 15|          the base stain of slavery having been nearly blotted out
 7 16|            Nevertheless, that evil having grown strong, remained there,
 8 16|        themselves. More than this, having sent letters to the Cardinal
 9 17|       rulers of public affairs for having obtained, thanks to Our
10 18|           parts of Africa. For, it having been perversely laid down
11 19|      support, with the hope, that, having cast off the slavery of