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 1 2 |  plain truth, of a vitiated kind, the fruit of the disorders
 2 3 | which liberty of whatsoever kind flows, sua vi suaque sponte.
 3 3 |     sees that no particular kind of good is necessary to
 4 9 |   within the sphere of this kind of laws the duty of the
 5 17|     so because laws of this kind have the same origin, the
 6 21|                    21. This kind of liberty, if considered
 7 25|   by our reason, there is a kind of common patrimony in the
 8 28|    foster and promote every kind of human learning. For learning
 9 30| held most dear. This is the kind of liberty the Apostles
10 37|    of liberty and the worst kind of liberalism; and what