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1 IV | liberty of conscience is allowed, the established religion 2 VI | plays, or concerts are allowed in London on Sundays, and 3 VI | If one religion only were allowed in England, the Government 4 IX | Commons; but they are not allowed to alter anything in it, 5 XII | superior to men, but are never allowed the consolation to see them."~ 6 XII | of indecency, have been allowed to clear up that matter): " 7 XIII| they might very well be allowed to differ entirely in opinion 8 XIV | discourse. Sir Isaac Newton is allowed every advantage, whilst 9 XV | speaking. Shall he not be allowed to say, "My case and that 10 XVII| generations. They, therefore, allowed too great a number of years,