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 1 1 |           has been the noble Spanish Nation for its exemplary benevolence
 2 1 |              to deprive this beloved nation, with her traditional faith,
 3 1 |            for the prosperity of the nation. This We did through Our
 4 5 | revolutionaries worked to propel the nation toward the abyss of anarchy.
 5 6 |              itself, especially in a nation almost totally Catholic.
 6 7 |              the life of the Spanish Nation, where the Church always
 7 13|           have been the pride of the nation throughout centuries - Houses
 8 13|          declared to property of the nation and placed under the control
 9 14|            of the chivalrous Spanish nation, of their incomes, thus
10 17|             the heart of the Spanish Nation, which gave to the Church
11 18|            extraneous to the Spanish Nation the authority of the Vicar
12 27|               and on all the Spanish Nation so dear to Us the abundance