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 1 2 | century since the discovery of America, We, too, commemorated together
 2 2 |     your celebration. For when America was, as yet, but a new-born
 3 6 |       the laws which obtain in America and to the customs of the
 4 6 |    draw the conclusion that in America is to be sought the type
 5 6 |        and Church to be, as in America, dissevered and divorced.
 6 9 |        of young men from North America, and which We took care
 7 11|        judgment and affection, America occupies the same place
 8 13|       intimated it above, that America seems destined for greater
 9 17| sufficiently admonish you that America too is threatened with the
10 18|      all the more necessary in America, on account of the familiar
11 22|   found within the confines of America, the greatest portion of