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Catholics have in this country equal rights with all other citizens , and therefore the same civic duties . Neither their Catholicity nor the fact of their being only a small minority absolves them from any civic duty , or justifies ...
Catholics have in this country equal rights with all other citizens , and therefore the same civic duties . Neither their Catholicity nor the fact of their being only a small minority absolves them from any civic duty , or justifies ...
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The state does not prescribe or tolerate , it protects the religion of the citizen , not as approving or disapproving it , but as , before it , a natural and inalienable right . As before the state all citizens are equal in ...
The state does not prescribe or tolerate , it protects the religion of the citizen , not as approving or disapproving it , but as , before it , a natural and inalienable right . As before the state all citizens are equal in ...
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Ai your schemes of an equal division of property , and for keeping all the members of a community equal in their condition , are fallacious , and , if they could be carried out , would end only in establishing universal poverty ...
Ai your schemes of an equal division of property , and for keeping all the members of a community equal in their condition , are fallacious , and , if they could be carried out , would end only in establishing universal poverty ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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