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 1 1| assemblies and ceremonies of his country, or whomsoever or whatsoever
 2 1|          be much straitened; one country alone would be in the right,
 3 1| magistrate, in some neighbouring country, may oppress the reformed
 4 1| observing the rites of their own country and that they shall obtain
 5 1|    everything, arrive in a Pagan country; these foreigners beseech
 6 1|         means takes root in that country and spreads itself, but
 7 1|           And what if in another country, to a Mahometan or a Pagan
 8 1|      perfectly political in that country. All idolatry was, therefore,
 9 1|          jurisdiction in his own country and suffer his own people
10 1|       may, like fathers of their country, direct all their counsels