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1 1|         state than in any other meetings whatsoever. But let us examine
2 1|         say that assemblies and meetings endanger the public peace
3 1|       there daily such numerous meetings in markets and Courts of
4 1|        but these ecclesiastical meetings are of persons that are
5 1| everyone. And if some religious meetings be private, who are they (
6 1|       find that these religious meetings will be no longer dangerous.
7 1|    inspires them to it in their meetings, but their sufferings and
8 1|         a fair or market. These meetings ought not to be sanctuaries