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 1 1 |     of intestine war called civil, which no one, if he could
 2 1 |   would he prefer that this civil war should be terminated
 3 1 |    war, whether external or civil, is not the best, and the
 4 1 | which is universally called civil war, and is as we were just
 5 1 |     he who is faithful in a civil broil is worth his weight
 6 1 |     be faithful and good in civil strife without having all
 7 1 | disobey, until the round of civil life is ended, and the time
 8 1 |     are a source of evil in civil troubles; as is shown in
 9 9 |  brother kills brother in a civil broil, or under other like
10 10|   when the violation of the civil rights of an individual