Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             | newspapers in 18 countries of the Free World, bringing the total
 2 Messag,    2, 1   |          relations among entirely free and equal men.~Inspired
 3 Messag        (4) |         themselves; they ought to free themselves from it: political
 4 Messag        (4) |   although God 'left it up to his free will' so that he could merit
 5 Messag        (4) |          nauseam that man is born free and subject to no one, and
 6 Messag,    2, 7   |           it on the same level as free love and homosexual unions. 19
 7 Messag        (19)|           private life (celibacy, free unions, unwed fatherhood
 8 Messag        (20)|        and unrestricted access to free contraception " (Program.
 9 Messag        (22)|       creation of the Ministry of Free Time is a great ambition
10 Messag        (22)|        for bringing it about that free time for living, the liberated
11 Messag        (22)|  liberated time. The society  of  free time must be a society of
12 Messag        (22)|       separation between work and free time will itself be questioned ...
13 Messag        (22)|     particularly to give value to free time... it will be for us
14 Messag        (22)|       segregation in the realm of free time. We will undertake ...
15 Messag        (22)|           No doubt the content of free time will also be profoundly
16 Messag        (22)|       progressively permit making free time a self-managed time.
17 Messag        (22)|       room in the Socialist for a free time conceived s one that
18 Messag        (23)|           all-too-often forgotten free time, has never been define
19 Messag        (25)|      initiatives and permit after free discussion. the definition
20 Messag        (26)|          young people . . . ; the free right to contraception and
21 Messag,    2, 10  |      voting, because every one is free to argue and to vote as
22 Messag,    3, 1   |        citizen is only apparently free. But at no moment of his
23 Messag,    3, 1   |        his life will he be really free.~The self-managing citizen
24 Messag,    3, 1   |         and at leisure he will be free to become informed, to dialogue
25 Messag,    3, 1   |          likes. As a voter, he is free to choose names and cast
26 Messag,    3, 2   |            the Program guarantees free­dom of worship. But this
27   1,    3         |                   What is left of free enterprise in this picture?
28   1,    5         |         lay down the principle of free access of workers' representatives
29 Commun            |   Socialist Party place marriage, free unions and even homosexual
30 Commun            |          largest countries of the Free World see how confined freedom
31 Commun            |         lead every citizen of the Free World to fear for his own
32 Author            |           the proclamation of the free­dom of all instincts. The