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1   4   |      leash against it the most brutal and complete per­secution.
2   6, 1| multiform in its methods, more brutal in its moments of violent
3   7, 2| profoundly. Declared error and brutal injustice, for example,
4   7, 2|        ism than Jansenism, the brutal Revolution than Liberalism,
5   7, 4| imposed under the effects of a brutal menace to the common welfare;