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 1 1 |        representative every time a new danger appeared of some
 2 1 |            danger appeared of some new law or measure prejudicial
 3 2 | Congregations," which constitute a new and graver offense not only
 4 2 |         civil liberty on which the new Spanish regime declares
 5 3 |      sentiments of aversion to the new form of government or other
 6 3 |   republican forms. Nor have these new republics ever had to suffer
 7 4 |           4. The Government of the new Republic could not be ignorant
 8 5 |         necessity of defending the new Republic. From the foregoing,
 9 6 |          was, alas, decreed in the new Spanish Constitution. We
10 8 |                             8. The new Spanish legislators, indifferent
11 22|           namely that of educating new generations in a spirit
12 24|           more necessary since the new Spanish legislation, with