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 1 11|     who, supplying his place, may correct errors, make the
 2 12|     with whatsoever powers he may be vested, to execute the
 3 12| mutual esteem maintained, you may all work together with combined
 4 14|      strength of kingdoms, it may easily be perceived that
 5 15|    the Gospel, liberty itself may be pernicious. Let those
 6 15|      of citizens, so that all may understand and feel the
 7 15|       their duties faithfully may readily learn from Our Letters
 8 16|       of their condition they may be imperilling far weightier
 9 17|       effect such measures as may seem most advantageous to
10 18|    Towards these objects much may be contributed by those