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1 3 |          by the spoliation of her property, and to servitude to the
2 4 |               4. First, so far as property is concerned, the Portuguese
3 4 |       Church despoiled of all the property, whether real or movable,
4 4 | compensation and to become public property. ~
5 8 |       having despoiled her of her property, to impose an almost slavish
6 9 |          law of nature and of her property; it oppresses the liberty
7 10|           at the loss of all your property, than suffer servitude for