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1 8 |   bringing about a more general peace among men, a peace which,
2 8 |      general peace among men, a peace which, like yourselves,
3 9 |   re-establishment of religious peace broken by the law of separation,
4 9 | separation, the result of which peace would be that the status
5 10|          Out of this desire for peace has come the problem of
6 13|     interests of a more general peace. We have done this, too,
7 15|       establishment of complete peace in your country, a country
8 20|      the discipline, unity, and peace of the Church, to give a
9 21|      souls, for the increase of peace which all so ardently look