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 1 6 |       of the election of other officers; for generals have to be
 2 6 |     remains the appointment of officers of cavalry: these shall
 3 6 |       raised a third time, the officers who preside at the several
 4 6 |        together with the other officers of the state during one
 5 6 |        suburbs. Three kinds of officers will thus have to be appointed,
 6 6 |       no servants. Some of our officers shall be elected, and others
 7 6 |      possible of one mind. The officers of the temples shall be
 8 6 |        votes, let the electing officers choose by lot three out
 9 6 |   composed as follows:—All the officers of state, as well annual
10 6 |      something. And the annual officers who have experience, and
11 6 |       be dead then the several officers shall refer the omissions
12 7 | mothers, which day by day, the officers, male and female, are to
13 8 |      husbandmen. And the chief officers of the wardens of the country
14 12|       be security given to the officers whom the city and the law
15 12|     valuations; and the public officers may use annuary whichever