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 1 1|           and which excludes such persons from its communion as He
 2 1|       such stubborn and obstinate persons, who give no ground to hope
 3 1| magistrate, nor ought any private persons at any time to use force,
 4 1|      mutual toleration of private persons differing from one another
 5 1|          to each other as private persons among themselves: nor has
 6 1|         same manner as by private persons, without any pretence of
 7 1|           in fine, neither single persons nor churches, nay, nor even
 8 1|          all men, whether private persons or magistrates (if any such
 9 1|          But let them spare their persons. Let them not supply their
10 1|        commodious way for private persons is to follow his dictates.
11 1|        magistrate than to private persons, and therefore I cannot
12 1|    ecclesiastical meetings are of persons that are all of one opinion.
13 1|           it be doubted but these persons, thus distinguished from