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opportunity
brings
case
clearly
within
rules
cases
fully
cited
whart
sect
objection
reading
patterson
sworn
former
trial
seem
paper
read
true
record
evidence
given
foundation
admitting
secondary
evidence
laid
objection
already
seen
well
taken
defence
religious
belief
duty
trial
plaintiff
error
accused
proved
time
alleged
second
marriage
many
years
member
church
jesus
christ
saints
commonly
called
mormon
church
believer
doctrines
accepted
doctrine
church
duty
male
members
said
church
circumstances
permitting
practise
polygamy
duty
enjoined
different
books
members
said
church
believed
divine
origin
among
others
holy
bible
also
members
church
believed
practice
polygamy
directly
enjoined
upon
male
members
thereof
almighty
god
revelation
joseph
smith
founder
prophet
said
church
failing
refusing
practise
polygamy
male
members
said
church
circumstances
admit
punished
penalty
failure
refusal
damnation
life
come
also
proved
received
permission
recognized
authorities
said
church
enter
polygamous
marriage
daniel
wells
one
authority
said
church
perform
marriage
ceremony
married
said
defendant
time
crime
alleged
committed
woman
name
schofield
marriage
ceremony
performed
pursuant
doctrines
said
church
upon
proof
asked
instruct
jury
found
evidence
married
pursuance
conformity
believed
time
religious
duty
verdict
must
guilty
request
refused
charge
must
criminal
intent
defendant
influence
religious
belief
right
inspiration
please
right
married
second
time
first
wife
living
want
consciousness
evil
want
understanding
part
committing
excuse
law
inexorably
case
implies
criminal
intent
upon
charge
refusal
charge
question
raised
whether
religious
belief
accepted
justification
overt
act
made
criminal
law
land
inquiry
power
congress
prescribe
criminal
laws
territories
guilt
one
knowingly
violates
law
properly
enacted
entertains
religious
belief
law
wrong
congress
pass
law
government
territories
shall
prohibit
free
exercise
religion
first
amendment
constitution
expressly
forbids
legislation
religious
freedom
guaranteed
everywhere
throughout
far
congressional
interference
concerned
question
determined
whether
law
consideration
comes
within
prohibition
word
defined
constitution
must
go
elsewhere
therefore
ascertain
meaning
nowhere
appropriately
think
history
times
midst
provision
adopted
precise
point
inquiry
religious
freedom
guaranteed
adoption
constitution
attempts
made
colonies
legislate
respect
establishment
religion
respect
doctrines
precepts
well
people
taxed
support
religion
sometimes
support
particular
sects
whose
tenets
subscribe
punishments
prescribed
failure
attend
upon
public
worship
sometimes
entertaining
heretical
opinions
controversy
upon
general
subject
animated
many
seemed
last
culminate
virginia
house
delegates
state
consideration
bill
establishing
provision
teachers
christian
religion
postponed
next
session
directed
bill
published
distributed
people
requested
signify
opinion
respecting
adoption
bill
next
session
assembly
brought
determined
opposition
amongst
others
madison
prepared
remonstrance
widely
circulated
signed
demonstrated
religion
duty
owe
creator
within
cognizance
civil
government
semple
virginia
baptists
appendix
next
session
proposed
bill
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religious
freedom
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religious
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purposes
civil
government
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overt
acts
peace
good
order
two
sentences
found
true
distinction
properly
belongs
church
state
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year
passage
statute
convention
met
prepared
constitution
convention
jefferson
member
absent
minister
france
soon
saw
draft
constitution
proposed
adoption
letter
friend
expressed
disappointment
absence
express
declaration
insuring
freedom
religion
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willing
accept
trusting
good
sense
honest
intentions
people
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alterations
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constitution
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amendments
hampshire
new
york
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form
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declaration
religious
freedom
changes
desired
made
also
north
carolina
convention
first
declined
ratify
constitution
proposed
amendments
acted
upon
accordingly
first
session
first
congress
amendment
consideration
proposed
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met
views
advocates
religious
freedom
adopted
jefferson
afterwards
reply
address
committee
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baptist
association
id
took
occasion
say
religion
matter
lies
solely
man
god
owes
account
none
faith
worship
legislative
powers
government
reach
actions
opinions
contemplate
sovereign
reverence
act
whole
american
people
declared
legislature
law
respecting
establishment
religion
prohibiting
free
exercise
thereof
thus
building
wall
separation
church
state
adhering
expression
nation
behalf
rights
conscience
shall
see
sincere
satisfaction
progress
sentiments
tend
restore
man
natural
rights
convinced
natural
right
opposition
social
duties
coming
acknowledged
leader
advocates
measure
may
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almost
authoritative
declaration
scope
effect
amendment
thus
secured
congress
deprived
legislative
power
mere
opinion
left
free
reach
actions
violation
social
duties
subversive
good
order
polygamy
always
odious
among
northern
western
nations
europe
establishment
mormon
church
almost
exclusively
feature
life
asiatic
african
people
common
law
second
marriage
always
void
kent
com
earliest
history
england
polygamy
treated
offence
society
establishment
ecclesiastical
courts
time
james
punished
instrumentality
tribunals
merely
ecclesiastical
rights
violated
upon
separation
ecclesiastical
courts
civil
ecclesiastical
supposed
appropriate
trial
matrimonial
causes
offences
rights
marriage
testamentary
causes
settlement
estates
deceased
persons
statute
james
offence
committed
england
wales
made
punishable
civil
courts
penalty
death
statute
limited
operation
england
wales
early
period
generally
modifications
colonies
connection
case
considering
significant
fact
december
passage
act
establishing
religious
freedom
convention
virginia
recommended
amendment
constitution
declaration
bill
rights
men
equal
natural
unalienable
right
free
exercise
religion
according
dictates
conscience
legislature
state
substantially
enacted
statute
james
death
penalty
included
recited
preamble
hath
doubted
whether
bigamy
poligamy
punishable
laws
commonwealth
hening
stat
day
think
may
safely
said
never
time
state
union
polygamy
offence
society
cognizable
civil
courts
punishable
less
severity
face
evidence
impossible
believe
constitutional
guaranty
religious
freedom
intended
prohibit
legislation
respect
important
feature
social
life
marriage
nature
sacred
obligation
nevertheless
civilized
nations
civil
contract
usually
regulated
law
upon
society
may
said
built
fruits
spring
social
relations
social
obligations
duties
government
necessarily
required
deal
fact
according
monogamous
polygamous
marriages
allowed
find
principles
government
people
greater
less
extent
rests
professor
lieber
says
polygamy
leads
patriarchal
principle
applied
large
communities
fetters
people
stationary
despotism
principle
long
exist
connection
monogamy
chancellor
kent
observes
remark
equally
striking
profound
kent
com
note
exceptional
colony
polygamists
exceptional
leadership
may
sometimes
exist
time
without
appearing
disturb
social
condition
people
surround
doubt
unless
restricted
form
constitution
within
legitimate
scope
power
every
civil
government
determine
whether
polygamy
monogamy
shall
law
social
life
dominion
opinion
statute
immediately
consideration
within
legislative
power
congress
constitutional
valid
prescribing
rule
action
residing
territories
places
exclusive
control
question
remains
whether
make
polygamy
part
religion
excepted
operation
statute
make
polygamy
part
religious
belief
may
found
guilty
punished
must
acquitted
go
free
introducing
new
element
criminal
law
laws
made
government
actions
interfere
mere
religious
belief
opinions
may
practices
suppose
one
believed
human
sacrifices
necessary
part
religious
worship
seriously
contended
civil
government
lived
interfere
prevent
sacrifice
wife
religiously
believed
duty
burn
upon
funeral
pile
dead
husband
beyond
power
civil
government
prevent
carrying
belief
practice
law
organization
society
exclusive
dominion
provided
plural
marriages
shall
allowed
man
excuse
practices
contrary
religious
belief
permit
make
professed
doctrines
religious
belief
superior
law
land
effect
permit
every
citizen
become
law
unto
government
exist
name
circumstances
criminal
intent
generally
element
crime
every
man
presumed
intend
necessary
legitimate
consequences
knowingly
accused
knew
married
first
wife
living
also
knew
second
marriage
forbidden
law
therefore
married
second
time
presumed
intended
break
law
breaking
law
crime
every
act
necessary
constitute
crime
knowingly
done
crime
therefore
knowingly
committed
ignorance
fact
may
sometimes
taken
evidence
want
criminal
intent
ignorance
law
defence
accused
case
belief
law
enacted
matters
belief
part
professed
religion
still
belief
belief
regina
wagstaff
cox
crim
cases
parents
sick
child
omitted
call
medical
attendance
religious
belief
cure
effective
held
guilty
manslaughter
said
contrary
result
child
actually
starved
death
parents
notion
religious
duty
abstain
giving
food
offence
consists
positive
act
knowingly
done
dangerous
hold
offender
might
escape
punishment
religiously
believed
law
broken
never
made
case
believe
found
gone
far
part
charge
directed
attention
jury
consequences
polygamy
passage
complained
follows
think
improper
discharge
duties
case
consider
consequences
innocent
victims
delusion
contest
goes
multiply
women
innocent
children
sense
even
beyond
degree
innocence
childhood
sufferers
jurors
fail
duty
cases
come
territory
utah
victims
multiply
spread
land
every
appeal
passions
prejudices
jury
promptly
rebuked
imperative
duty
reviewing
take
care
wrong
done
way
see
cause
complaint
case
congress
stat
saw
fit
make
bigamy
crime
territories
done
evil
consequences
supposed
flow
plural
marriages
call
attention
jury
peculiar
character
crime
accused
trial
remind
duty
perform
appeal
passions
instigation
prejudice
upon
showing
made
accused
guilty
violation
law
indicted
effort
seems
withdraw
minds
jury
issue
tried
bring
make
partial
keep
impartial
upon
careful
consideration
whole
case
satisfied
error
committed
judgment
affirmed
justice
field
concur
majority
several
points
decided
except
one
relates
admission
testimony
amelia
jane
schofield
given
former
trial
upon
different
indictment
think
sufficient
foundation
laid
introduction
authorities
cited
chief
justice
sustain
admissibility
seem
establish
conclusively
exact
reverse
subsequent
day
term
petition
rehearing
filed
chief
justice
waite
delivered
opinion
since
judgment
case
announced
petition
rehearing
filed
attention
called
fact
sentence
requires
imprisonment
hard
labor
act
congress
indictment
found
provides
punishment
imprisonment
assigned
error
former
hearing
might
account
decline
consider
irregularity
one
appears
face
record
vacate
former
judgment
affirmance
reverse
judgment
purpose
correcting
error
appears
record
wit
form
sentence
cause
remanded
instructions
cause
sentence
district
set
aside
new
one
entered
verdict
respects
like
imposed
except
far
requires
imprisonment
hard
labor
footnotes
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