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1 1 |     recognized the tendency of public affairs, you may with greater
2 2 |       order to efface from the public institutions that Christian
3 6 |     the Church as dangerous to public safety and prosperity, and
4 8 |      most fatal scourge of the public welfare. Of a truth, it
5 10|    political sects, not of the public, have sworn to wage a war
6 17| influence, both in private and public affairs, is most benign
7 17|        Divine grandeur and the public advantage of the nations
8 21|     undertaken for the sake of public safety, it is necessary