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 1    1|   tenour of their political and civil government taught, have
 2    1|       considering the moral and civil interest of mankind; but
 3    1|      all women, by denying them civil and political rights, to
 4    1|    public good, nor allowed any civil rights, they attempt to
 5  Int|        with the constitution of civil society, to render them
 6    2|      men, or women, it is but a civil term for weakness. For if
 7    3|        whom the constitution of civil society has rendered weak,
 8    3|       Such are the blessings of civil governments, as they are
 9    4|        the very constitution of civil governments has put almost
10    9|       any of the departments of civil life, his wife, also an
11    9|       not, if she discharge her civil duties, want, individually,
12    9| individually, the protection of civil laws; she must not be dependent
13    9|       benefit, they must have a civil existence in the state,
14   12|         mean in a political and civil sense; for, indirectly they
15   12|      out from all political and civil employments; for by thus
16   13|  excepting in criminal cases, a civil existence, have their attention
17   13|       concerns by political and civil oppression, sentiments become
18   13|       in a physical, moral, and civil sense.*~ ~ * I had further