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What we demand now is that the English make immediate restitution.
2
Therefore a man is not bound to immediate restitution.
3
He, moreover, required the immediate restitution of Antwerp citadel, and the release of Treslong from prison.
4
Therefore no man is bound to immediate restitution.
5
We told him that possession by capture was not recognized in our circle, and ordered immediate restitution.
6
He felt conscious of his integrity, and anticipated an immediate restitution of all his rights and dignities.
7
In conjunction with certain friends of the signora, the count worked diligently for the immediate restitution of the estates.
8
Thomas demanded immediate restitution of his see, and liberty to excommunicate the bishops who had shared in the coronation.
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Objection 1: It would seem that a man is not bound to immediate restitution, and can lawfully delay to restore.
10
Conscious of his integrity, his heart was cheered, and he anticipated an immediate restitution of all his rights and dignities.
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He demanded the immediate restitution of the places which had been seized, indemnity for all damage to property, and the punishment of General Jackson.
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Whether a Man Is Bound to Immediate Restitution, or May He Put It Off?
