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 1 1|      decisions, or separation from public worship, whilst accompanied
 2 1|          mother, separate from the public assemblies and ceremonies
 3 1|            pretence of care of the public weal and observation of
 4 1|     presume to violate the laws of public justice and equity, established
 5 1|         own accord in order to the public worshipping of God in such
 6 1|          already been said) is the public worship of God and, by means
 7 1|        compel one another unto the public assemblies? Men, therefore,
 8 1|           that is indifferent. The public good is the rule and measure
 9 1|          Church, under pretence of public good.~It may be said: “What
10 1|      rights, nor do they break the public peace of societies. Nay,
11 1|          between the keeper of the public peace and the overseers
12 1|         for the peace, riches, and public commodities of the whole
13 1|          be indeed directed to the public good, this will seldom happen.
14 1|         political matters, for the public good, does not take away
15 1|          law as this to be for the public good? I answer: As the private
16 1|          and that they are for the public good, and his subjects believe
17 1|          to promote piety, and the public weal, and peace of mankind.
18 1|          in the next place, of the public peace; though yet there
19 1|          and meetings endanger the public peace and threaten the commonwealth.
20 1|            that forbid their being public! Again, you will say that
21 1|           so many guardians of the public peace, will watch one another,
22 1|            by daily experience and public allowance. These are allowed
23 1|    seditiously and contrary to the public peace, it is to be punished
24 1|         observations of festivals, public worship be permitted to
25 1|     endangered by their meeting in public than in their private houses?
26 1| incendiaries and disturbers of the public peace might justly be wondered