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1 1| good-will in general towards all mankind, even to those that are
2 1|         to the genuine reason of mankind, that it seems monstrous
3 1|        they thereby furnish unto mankind. No peace and security,
4 1|   distinguished from the rest of mankind (from the laity, as they
5 1|        obligation that lies upon mankind and that our utmost care,
6 1|   employment. But the pravity of mankind being such that they had
7 1|        public weal, and peace of mankind. But What shall be done
8 1|          by the judgement of all mankind; because their own interest,
9 1|        common disposition of all mankind, who when they groan under