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 1    1,     1,   II       6    |      intervention that hinders the free exercise of a right is unjust
 2    1,     1,   II       6    | clandestine emigration outnumbered free emigration and we saw emigrants
 3    1,     1, VIII      22    |          was arrested and then set free on five hundred dollars
 4    1,     2            36    |          work of the agent must be free in regard to the emigrant,
 5    1,     2            41    |       complex problem. By offering free passage, that province was
 6    1,     2            42    |       another 200,000 farmers with free passage; 40,000 would be
 7    1,     2            45    |            limits of an honest and free trade. It is no longer possible
 8    1,     2            45    |            especially the offer of free passage from their village
 9    1,     2            46    |        increases every day, due to free passage. In this month of
10    1,     2            58    |             the State would have a free service of schools in our
11    1,     2            59    |     deserving that a mind keen and free from partisan prejudices
12    1,     4            75    |     Society “La Veloce” offers him free passage on its steamships
13    1,     4            77    |            assistance; by offering free services to emigrants at
14    1,     7,    I     107    |           so doing, are always the free instruments of Divine Providence,
15    1,     7,    I     109    |         the interior, if you will; free vast expanses of our national
16    1,     7,   II     113    |      selection, emigration must be free for it to be useful. If
17    1,     7,   II     113    |       useful. If emigration is not free, instead of being a relief
18    1,     7,   II     116    |             but we have also given free rein to those who recruit,
19    1,     7,  III     121    |          single out the Society of Free Investors (Società di Capitalisti)
20    2,     1,   II     146    |        York the Irish granted them free use of the basement of the
21    2,     1,  III     151    |       services to the migrants for free. He counsels them, directs
22    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170|         will give him the basement free of any expense. It will
23    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171  |            years now they have had free use of the basement of Fr.
24    2                  242(23)|        Bishop Scalabrini should be free and independent from any
25    2,     4,   12     248    |        Convinced that they will be free to observe the Rules of
26    2,     4,   17     251    |       visitation and cannot find a free moment for myself. ./. I
27    2,     4,   29     263    |          been impossible to find a free moment.~ The Fathers are
28    2,     4,   31     265    |        busy and cannot find even a free moment.~ Meanwhile, I thank
29    2,     4,   49     292    |            dollar each in order to free the Church from its debts,
30    2,     6,   IV, 3,  341   |         you know all this so to be free to act with the greatest