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... civil or temporal legiflators are bounden to frame fuch laws , as in their judgment and difcretion they fhall think tend to advance the unity peace and welfare of the community , which is the whole extent of their truft and miffion ...
... civil or temporal legiflators are bounden to frame fuch laws , as in their judgment and difcretion they fhall think tend to advance the unity peace and welfare of the community , which is the whole extent of their truft and miffion ...
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... civil power , whether they be applied wholly to mere civil pur- pofes , or partly to the fupport and maintenance of the minifters of the religion , which receives the civil fanction of the state ; and it is immaterial whether fuch ...
... civil power , whether they be applied wholly to mere civil pur- pofes , or partly to the fupport and maintenance of the minifters of the religion , which receives the civil fanction of the state ; and it is immaterial whether fuch ...
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... civil liberty and the conftitution ; while the States General attended folely to the political interefts of their own dominions , as connected with the balance of power in Europe . Our constitution has no religion peculiar to itself ...
... civil liberty and the conftitution ; while the States General attended folely to the political interefts of their own dominions , as connected with the balance of power in Europe . Our constitution has no religion peculiar to itself ...
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1795 | 1 |
Decline c of the Correfponding | 15 |
Akis Edit of Armstrong | 29 |
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