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 1 Intr,     6          XXIX     |          poverty, union with the fellow missionaries, the bishops
 2    1,     1,    X      28     |      that the disposition of our fellow countrymen is by its very
 3    1,     2            53     | relatives and friends, certainly fellow countrymen? If in order
 4    1,     4            72     |      calling the attention of my fellow countrymen on this subject,
 5    1,     6            97     |       union with Christ and with fellow missionaries; it is strengthened
 6    1,     6           102     |          civil well-being of our fellow countrymen. And while you
 7    1,     6           102     |     separate them from their new fellow citizens or detach them
 8    1,     7,   II     111     |   thousands and thousands of our fellow countrymen who have emigrated,
 9    1,     7,   II     117     |      friends rather than hostile fellow citizens.~Besides, this
10    1,     8           134     |         and relatives, certainly fellow countrymen? To dry the tears
11    2,     1,  III     151     |       patriotism to preserve its fellow countrymen in the old religion (
12    2,     3,   12     208     |   judicial act against that poor fellow to avoid at all costs the
13    2,     4,    3     239     |        has so much zeal for your fellow countrymen, I dare to speak
14    2,     4,   62     301     |      spiritual interests of your fellow countrymen in the United
15    2                  311(144)|         spiritual welfare of his fellow countrymen here: Monsignor