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 1 1|    every one of his subjects in particular the just possession of these
 2 1|        nature is bound unto any particular church or sect, but everyone
 3 1|  religion, I understand also of particular churches which stand, as
 4 1|      mutually to be observed by particular churches, in the same manner
 5 1|         man’s throat, which his particular constitution will be sure
 6 1|         lawful for every man in particular to take care of—I mean the
 7 1| separated from worship, yet the particular instances or modifications
 8 1|       commonwealth and of every particular man’s goods and person.
 9 1|        private judgement of any particular person, if erroneous, does
10 1|   neither to be embraced by any particular person, nor tolerated by
11 1|         the conscience of every particular man for the conduct of which