Parte, Capitolo, §

 1 Forew            |         erroneous idea that all inequality is unjust. The book has
 2 Forew,  Intr     |         to the affirmation that inequality is an evil in itself at
 3 Forew,  Intr     |      would not give rise to any inequality.~            The Pseudo-Reformation
 4 Forew,  Intr     |        the false maxim that all inequality is an injustice, all authority
 5     1,     3,   5|  finally had to attack the last inequality, that of wealth. Drunk with
 6     1,     7,   3|             This hatred for any inequality has gone so far as to drive
 7     1,     7,   3|      least the lessening of the inequality between the rulers and the
 8     1,     7,   3|         Variety easily leads to inequality of status. Therefore, variety
 9     1,     7,   3|    quantitative and qualitative inequality among the various territorial
10     1,     7,   3|      that Providence instituted inequality among the angels30 as well
11     1,     7,   3|        To hate in principle all inequality is, then, to place oneself
12     1,     7,   3|                n. The limits of inequality. Of course, one cannot conclude
13     1,     7,   3|      doctrinal explanation that inequality is always and necessarily
14     1,     7,   3|         liberty would result in inequality if men, being unequal in
15     1,     7,   3|         free, out of hatred for inequality it decided to sacrifice
16     1,     7,   3|       the other, hatred for any inequality. This effervescence thus
17     1,     7,   3| complete liberty, from which no inequality would arise. As can be seen,
18     1,     7,   3|       insignificant remnants of inequality. But, since this anarchic
19     2,     8,   3|         metaphysical plane, all inequality and all law, especially
20     2,     8,   3|     work is to teach a love for inequality considered on the metaphysical
21     2,    11,   1|         conscious idea that all inequality is unjust and that not only