| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - creating will; that the work of the first will is as much subject to change by the second will, as it was to be moulded by the first will; and that every device, by the creating will, to dethrone the future will of the people, or smother its existence, or command it into silence, is a fraud on the inherent right of the people to have their will, and to live under a government of their will.
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