Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     3,   5|    France in a growing chain of consequences.~            Favored by
 2     1,     6,   3|        their own works, lead to consequences which, in their turn, develop
 3     1,     6,   4|    fields all or nearly all the consequences of the spirit and tendencies
 4     1,     7,   1|     standpoint of their deepest consequences, are chapters of it, and
 5     1,     8,   3| profound sense and the ultimate consequences of its doctrine.~           
 6     2,     2,   2|        well as their respective consequences.~·         A spirit of hierarchy
 7     2,     8,   2|        and at once draw all the consequences of error. 46~ ~
 8     3,     2,   1|    magnitude and drama of their consequences would certainly astound
 9     3,     2,   1|      does not encompass all the consequences being predicted by experts
10     3,     2,   4|        to indisputably negative consequences." 79~ ~                       
11     3,     3,   2|      All this taken to its last consequences could tend toward the stable