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 1 2 |       whole country was in the hands of a few persons, and if
 2 4 |        and the land was in the hands of a few.~
 3 5 |      whole constitution to his hands. The immediate occasion
 4 6 |        consented to defile his hands by such a petty and palpable
 5 9 |       decision might be in the hands of the people. This, however,
 6 27|        and more into their own hands. Moreover, forty-eight years
 7 33|  affairs entirely in their own hands, and referring nothing to
 8 33|       the franchise was in the hands of those who possessed a
 9 35|        they also wished to lay hands on their possessions; and
10 41|    Council has passed into the hands of the people at large;
11 44| appoints one as President, and hands over the programme for the
12 45|   Alopece rescued him from its hands, maintaining that no citizen
13 46|  Assembly, and on condemnation hands him over to the law-courts.~
14 48|      he considers it proved he hands it over, if a private case,
15 53|       suffers injustice at the hands of the Arbitrator may appeal
16 60|     for his year of office, he hands it over to the Treasurers