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Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Revolution and Counter-Revolution

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    • CHAPTER III: The Counter-Revolution and the Craving After Novelties
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CHAPTER III: The Counter-Revolution and the Craving After Novelties

            The tendency of so many of our contemporaries, children of the Revolution, is to unrestrictedly love the present, adore the future, and unconditionally consign the past to scorn and hatred. This tendency gives rise to a series of misunderstandings about the Counter-Revolution that should be brought to an end. Above all, it seems to many that the traditionalist and conservative character of the Counter-Revolution renders it a born enemy of human progress.

 




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