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 1 15|      of the supremacy of the greater number, and that all right
 2 22|      tranquillity, and cause greater restrictions to be put upon
 3 22|      morality of States; the greater are the liberty and wealth
 4 23|    which no mental plague is greater, and vices which corrupt
 5 23|   surely, because by far the greater part of the community is
 6 33|    the sake of avoiding some greater evil, or of obtaining or
 7 33| obtaining or preserving some greater good. God Himself in His
 8 33|    in the world, partly that greater good may not be impeded,
 9 33|     impeded, and partly that greater evil may not ensue. In the
10 34|   public welfare, and entail greater evils on the State, it would
11 42|    so far only as it affords greater facility for doing good,