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1 3|        done, and numerous deaths, murders, exiles, were the consequence.
2 9|           Enough has been said of murders violent and involuntary
3 9|        and then there would be no murders in states requiring to be
4 9|           be purged away by other murders. But now, as I said at first,
5 9|         been the occasion of many murders. When a man is doing or
6 9|  concerned with the prevention of murders in states. But who these
7 9|          example, there should be murders of kinsmen, either perpetrated
8 9| voluntarily on these grounds from murders which are utterly abominable.