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 1    1,   4|       taken shape. A new form of property had appeared — capital;
 2    1,   4|      time, another conception of property and economic life was beginning
 3    1,   6| personality and is the exclusive property of him who acts, and, furthermore,
 4    1,   6|         of the right to "private property".16 The amount of space
 5    1,   6|          well aware that private property is not an absolute value,
 6    1,   6|         that the type of private property which Leo XIII mainly considers
 7    1,   6|     adduced to safeguard private property or to affirm the right to
 8    1,   6|          of the right to private property. As a result of these changes
 9    1,   7|        with the right to private property, Pope Leo XIII's Encyclical
10    1,  10|       which the right to private property is reaffirmed, is devoted
11    1,  11|          a sound view of private property, work, the economic process,
12    2,  12|       the suppression of private property, Leo XIII arrived at the
13    2,  12|          to do away with private property, contending that individual
14    2,  12|         should become the common property of all...; but their contentions
15    2,  13|         an opposition to private property. A person who is deprived
16    3,  24|      initiative, to ownership of property and to freedom in the economic
17    4     |                      IV. PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE UNIVERSAL DESTINATION
18    4,  30|          of the right to private property, using various arguments
19    4,  30|          later we read: "Private property or some ownership of external
20    4,  30|            Of its nature private property also has a social function
21    4,  31|         teaching on the right to property and the common destination
22    4,  31|         the origin of individual property. Obviously, he also has
23    4,  42|    business, the market, private property and the resulting responsibility
24    4,  43|    between individual or private property and the universal destination
25    5,  48|   individual freedom and private property, as well as a stable currency