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1 1 |     Church from the number of public festivals, the abolition
2 1 | instruction banished from the public schools. And then, to pass
3 4 |    compensation and to become public property. ~
4 6 |       do with the ordering of public worship. This work is entirely
5 6 |   established as societies of public assistance according to
6 7 |  these modern days and to the public proclamation of all liberty.
7 7 | Catholic religion not only on public monuments, but even on private
8 7 |       precede theology in the public lycees where, by reason
9 10|      which Portugal since the public proclamation of the Republic