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1     1,     3,   5|                      could be called the higher aristocracy of the Church, namely, the
2     1,     3,   5|                      the faithful, against the "aristocracy" of the Church, the clergy;~            –
3     1,     3,   5|                  professed against monarchy and aristocracy on the principle that they
4     1,     3,   5|                         democracy instead of an aristocracy or a monarchy, provided
5     1,     3,   5|                    spirit, he hates monarchy or aristocracy in principle and classifies
6     1,     3,   5|                     popular chief, a hereditary aristocracy, a clan of bankers, or even
7     1,     7,   3|                         must obey. Monarchy and aristocracy are to be proscribed as
8     2,    11,   1| semi-counterrevolutionary" elites.~·         An aristocracy and a bourgeoisie that vulgarize
9  Post            |                         elites and the seasoned aristocracy of the old nobility. The