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 1     II, III |       harmony. And there is another objection to the proposal. For that
 2     II, VII |            crimes.~There is another objection to them. They are chiefly
 3     II, VIII|            these proposals to which objection may be taken is the threefold
 4    III, V   |          reply, that as far as this objection goes there is no more absurdity
 5    III, XIII| collectively. And another ingenious objection which is sometimes put forward
 6     IV, IV  |     democracy is fairly open to the objection that it is not a constitution
 7     IV, VI  |             whose birth there is no objection is eligible, but actually
 8   VIII, V   |             form the character, the objection still holds: why should
 9   VIII, V   |         intellectual enjoyment, the objection still remains—why should
10   VIII, VI  |           difficulty in meeting the objection of those who say that the
11   VIII, VI  |       difference. The answer to the objection turns upon these distinctions;
12   VIII, VI  |              And there is a further objection; the impediment which the