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 1 1 |        by wounding the soul of a people in their most profound and
 2 3 |         greatest educator of the people and always knows how to
 3 4 |          majority of the Spanish people, who, notwithstanding their
 4 7 |       impious and absurd for any people whatsoever, it is particularly
 5 7 |         in the conscience of the people, namely the persuasion of
 6 13| religious sentiments of the good people of Spain. ~
 7 15|  Religious but the whole Spanish people have been stricken, because
 8 16|        that the generous Spanish people, even in the present economic
 9 19|          devotion of the Spanish people to the Chair of Peter. Rather,
10 19|          Church seek to alienate people from the Vicar of Christ,
11 22|        deeply rooted in the good people of Spain. Thus it is sought