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 1 6 |  protected with their arms, their liberty, their country, and their
 2 6 | established for the protection of liberty, and for the promotion of
 3 7 |         source of alarm. But when liberty was secured, it is almost
 4 20|    ourselves assert our claims to liberty. For since the government
 5 20|      awake to action? Behold that liberty, that liberty for which
 6 20|         Behold that liberty, that liberty for which you have so often
 7 33|           aim; we desire only our liberty, which no honorable man
 8 39|         have wrested dominion and liberty from them when weary and
 9 48|       prison; and that no further liberty of speaking should be granted
10 51|       position there is the least liberty of action; and it becomes
11 52|       done to our allies, but our liberty and our life is at stake. ~ “
12 58|        with the enjoyment of your liberty and of your country. If
13 58|          for our country, for our liberty, for our life; they contend