Book,  Chapter

1    Ded         |       it would be want of good manners not to acknowledge what
2   Read         |      even in the corruption of manners, the true boundaries of
3      I,  II    |       build their religion and manners, come, by these means, to
4     II,  XXII  | several fashions, customs, and manners of one nation, making several
5     II,  XXVIII|   their various ends, objects, manners, and circumstances, they
6     II,  XXVIII|      even in the corruption of manners, the true boundaries of
7    III,  VII   |     doubt whether in all those manners it is made use of, it would