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I. I have often asked myself, "Why am I a Republican? -- Why am I theà
II. "And what is there in common," you will say to meà
III. Faith, or reasonable and effective belief in God, proceedsà
IV. It is in this sense, my friends, that I say to youà
V. God, when one believes in Him as you and I doà
VI. The love of the People, the conscience of the citizenà
VII. Must I demonstrate to you so simple a truth? Can you not comprehendà
VIII. Sometimes the masses have been driven to Atheism by science.à
IX. Besides these men, there is still another class, -- inventors of another scienceà
X. But that People which forgets God, forgets itself.à
XI. But even this is nothing.à
XII. The Republic had passed its paroxysm of fever, of demagoguical madnessà
XIII. This system was continued, with more sincerity on the part of governmentà
XIV. For eighteen years, new sects, or, rather, posthumous sectsà
XV. Analyze with me, if you are not overwhelmed with humiliationà
XVI. See where we were when the Republic arose: happy was it that the People hadà
XVII. Thus, look at every free People, from the mountains of Helvetia to the forests ofà
XVIII. Open the history of America, the history of Englandà
XIX. If you wish that this revolution should not have the same endà
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