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1 1, 3, 1| 1. IT IS UNIVERSAL~ This crisis
2 1, 3, 1| This crisis is universal. There is no people that
3 1, 3, 5| monarchical character of the Universal Church, that is to say,
4 1, 3, 5| eighteenth century to a nearly universal dissolution of customs,
5 1, 6, 5| made to our theses: If the universal republican movement is a
6 1, 11, 2| was political freedom and universal suffrage. ~ ~
7 1, 11, 2| infallible means of expression, universal suffrage -- whence spring
8 1, 11, 3| whose countries, united in a universal republic, are but geographic
9 1, 12, 1| to be abolished. In the universal republic there will only
10 2, 11, 2| CHRISTENDOM AND THE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC~ ~ While
11 2, 11, 2| While opposing a universal republic, the Counter-Revolution
12 2, 11, 2| bodies becoming a germ of a universal republic. 58~ ~
13 3, 2, 1| led to a policy of almost universal softness and capitulation
14 3, 2, 1| that those who guide the universal Revolution hope to attain
15 3, 3, 1| refined, dynamic aspect of the universal Revolution. And, in the
16 3, 3, 2| tend toward the stable and universal establishment of popular
17 End | Revolution. ~ The universal and all-powerful mediation
18 Post | perspective of a long-lasting universal peace, or even an everlasting
19 Post | as the last echoes of the universal rejoicing at the supposed
20 Post | Secondly, the work – amid the universal decay of natural and, above
21 Post | documentation, the author's universal culture, his solid argumentation,
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