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 1 Forew,  Intr     | ecclesiastical or civil. This is the liberal aspect of the Revolution.~           
 2     1,     6,   5|             means of those so-called liberal Catholic doctrines, which,
 3     1,     7,   3|             exacerbated forms of the liberal doctrine. On analyzing them,
 4     1,     7,   3|      authority, 35 induces a clearly liberal attitude. And, in this regard,
 5     1,     7,   3|             a mere refinement of the liberal movement. What leads an
 6     1,     7,   3|              What leads an authentic liberal to accept socialism is precisely
 7     1,     7,   3|               On the other hand, the liberal perceives that the broadening
 8     1,     7,   3|         simultaneously socialist and liberal.~            d. The rock-and-roll
 9     1,     7,   3|              simultaneously the most liberal and the most egalitarian
10     1,     8     |             a moralist who affirms a liberal maxim would always be moved
11     1,     8     |           would always be moved by a liberal tendency.~            That
12     1,     8     |             moralist may arrive at a liberal conclusion solely through
13     1,    11,   2|        Individual~            In its liberal and individualistic phase,
14     1,    11,   2|           illusions.~            The liberal's great weapon against the
15     2,     2,   2|        customs, in opposition to the liberal metaphysics of the Revolution