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 1 2 |          duty, for the sake of the common good, to treat separately
 2 9 |     obedience by the adoption of a common discipline and by putting
 3 9 |          for the attainment of the common end proposed to the community,
 4 16|           all its efficacy for the common good; and the law determining
 5 16|        tumult and sedition will be common amongst the people; and
 6 23|     natures, justly held to be the common and noblest heritage of
 7 25|         reason, there is a kind of common patrimony in the human race.
 8 30|      toward God. It has nothing in common with a seditious and rebellious
 9 33| circumstances, for the sake of the common good (and this is the only
10 33|            good, is opposed to the common welfare which every legislator
11 43|          only some relief, for the common welfare, in order that,
12 45|       devoting his services to the common good, and doing all that