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 1 1 |          action in the midst of a people that once received from
 2 3 |         wish to render the German people a service essential for
 3 4 |           in the interest of your people, We had fondly hoped, no
 4 5 |       force; not to impeach other people's honesty, before the evidence
 5 5 |         before the rulers of your people as the defender of violated
 6 8 |       Whoever exalts race, or the people, or the State, or a particular
 7 11|         the frontiers of a single people, within the narrow limits
 8 15|           the story of the chosen people, bearers of the Revelation
 9 16|           His human nature from a people that was to crucify Him;
10 21|     swelling into a chorus urging people to leave the Church, and
11 22|           the vitality of his own people. ~
12 23|         for the irradiations of a people's history, is mere equivocation.
13 23| confidence in the future of one's people, instinct in every heart,
14 24|     survival here on earth of his people for an indefinite length
15 28|      Pastors and guardians of the people of God will do well to resist
16 30|     contribute to the good of the people. But ancient paganism acknowledged
17 34|      between that Church and your people? You are told about sports.
18 35|         and sufferings which your people have undergone in post-War
19 36|          the real welfare of your people and country. To all those
20 42|          gratitude, as the German people return to religion, bend