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 1 Forew            |             been reduced by the same enemy: the Revolution.~           
 2 Forew            |         effective way to combat this enemy will welcome a book that
 3 Forew,  Intr     |            modern society." Now what enemy struck this terrible blow
 4 Forew,  Intr     |                        This terrible enemy has a name: It is called
 5     1,     3,   5|              a subtle and mysterious enemy of the Church can fittingly
 6     1,     3,   5|           without freedom. It is an “enemy” that has become~more and
 7     1,     3,   5|             toward free love. Pride, enemy of all superiority, finally
 8     1,     6,   5|             be assembled against the enemy." 17~ ~
 9     2,     3     | Counter-Revolution renders it a born enemy of human progress.~ ~
10     2,     7,   3|             of state who, in face of enemy troops crossing his border,
11     2,     7,   3|        reaction without stopping the enemy. In other words, he would
12     2,    10,   2|               and the irreconcilable enemy of error and sin. ~ ~
13  Post            |       suicidal manner by playing the enemy's game; this group of idiots,