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 1 1|         violate any other man’s rights.~Now that the whole jurisdiction
 2 1|     church or religion. All the rights and franchises that belong
 3 1|       title to invade the civil rights and worldly goods of each
 4 1|         to be broken, all civil rights to be violated, that idolatry
 5 1| court-church; nor are any civil rights to be either changed or
 6 1|      prejudicial to other men’s rights, nor do they break the public
 7 1|        of relation to the civil rights of the subjects. If a Roman
 8 1|         anything in men’s civil rights. If a heathen doubt of both
 9 1|    every man may enjoy the same rights that are granted to others.
10 1|         excluded from the civil rights of the commonwealth because
11 1|         to defend their natural rights (which are not forfeitable