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ON THE DUTY OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
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    cure of trees and beasts.

    I do not ion.  I do not wish

    to split o make fine distinctions, or set myself up as

    better ther, I may say, even an excuse

    for conforming to t too ready to

    conform to to suspect myself on this

    ax-gatherer comes round, I find myself

    disposed to revies and position of tate

    conformity.

    quot;e must affect our country as our parents,

    And if at any time e

    Our love or industry from doing it honor,

    e must respect effects and teache soul

    Matter of conscience and religion,

    And not desire of rule or benefit.quot;

    I believe t tate o take all my work

    of t out of my ter a

    patriot trymen.  Seen from a lo of view,

    titution, s faults, is very good; the

    courts are very respectable; even tate and this American

    government are, in many respects, very admirable and rare things,

    to be t many

    seen from a point of vietle  I have

    described till, and t, who shall

    say  t or thinking of

    at all?

    does not concern me much, and I shall

    besto possible ts on it.  It is not many moments

    t I live under a government, even in this world.  If a man is

    t-free, fancy-free, imagination-free, t w never

    for a long time appearing to be to him, unwise rulers or reformers

    cannot fatally interrupt him.

    I kno most men tly from myself; but those

    o tudy of t
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