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1    III, VI  |     not require one another’s help, desire to live together;
2    III, X   |   oligarchical, how will that help us out of our difficulties?
3     IV, XI  |     These considerations will help us to understand why most
4      V, VIII|     He should endeavor too by help of the laws to control the
5      V, X   | mankind will not, if they can help, endure it, and any one
6     VI, V   |       more and more, for such help is like water poured into
7    VII, I   |     or preserve virtue by the help of external goods, but external
8    VII, I   |     but external goods by the help of virtue, and that happiness,
9   VIII, V   | persons will not, if they can help, endure anything which is