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1    Int         |     relying upon the love of freedom, which unites so many different
2    Int         |   May God bless that home of freedom, by whose example we have
3   Pres         |      the press that owes its freedom chiefly to him, it seems
4   Pres         |    work with his pen for the freedom of the common people. Henceforth
5   Pres         | other inestimable boons, the freedom of a censored, degraded
6    III,      IV|      great world. It was her freedom. The land was a prison.~ ~
7     VI,       V|   you dream of happiness and freedom. Good night!"~ ~Then he