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1     II, V   |    form of government in the actual process of construction;
2    III, V   |   but a mechanic may, for an actual majority of them are rich.
3     IV, VIII|  good government; one is the actual obedience of citizens to
4    VII, VII | reasonable; for, besides the actual injury, they seem to be
5   VIII, V   |     hardly fall short of the actual affections, as we know from
6   VIII, VI  |      in the character by the actual practice of the art. It