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 1 1     |               years have passed since Leo XIII's peerless Encyclical,
 2 2     |          fully expressing the mind of Leo XIII. Yet the Encyclical,
 3 14    |         happened that the teaching of Leo XIII, so noble and lofty
 4 16    |       benefits that have come through Leo's Encyclical to the Church
 5 17    |                17. In the first place Leo himself clearly stated what
 6 18    |              of the longed-for peace. Leo himself and his Successors,
 7 18(16)|           mention some of these only: Leo XIII's Apostolic Letter
 8 20    |                      20. And so, with Leo's Encyclical pointing the
 9 21    |            that has poured forth from Leo's Encyclical confined within
10 22    |              remarkably coincide with Leo's principles and instructions
11 23    |                     23. Meanwhile, as Leo's teachings were being widely
12 25    |            regard to civil authority, Leo XIII, boldly breaking through
13 26    |              before the Encyclical of Leo, some rulers of peoples
14 27    |                thoroughly imbued with Leo's teaching, have, in fact,
15 28    |     everywhere and in all respects to Leo's recommendations, still
16 31    |               rules, therefore, which Leo XIII issued in virtue of
17 33    |     praiseworthy zeal, eager to bring Leo's program to full realization.
18 34    |          counsels and instructions of Leo XIII were put into effect
19 36    |              36. To the Encyclical of Leo, therefore, must be given
20 37    |                                   37. Leo's learned treatment and
21 37    |               this same Encyclical of Leo for the fact that among
22 39    |             39. All these benefits of Leo's Encyclical, Venerable
23 39    |            cannot be rash to say that Leo's Encyclical has proved
24 40    |              meaning of some parts of Leo's Encyclical or conclusions
25 40    |           more precise application of Leo's teaching or even certain
26 41    |         matters, that principle which Leo XIII so clearly established
27 44    |            the true and exact mind of Leo, it has seemed best to vindicate
28 45    |              established that neither Leo nor those theologians who
29 47    |              principle established by Leo XIII: The right of property
30 49    |             their property. Moreover, Leo XIII wisely taught "that
31 52    |           teaching of Our Predecessor Leo clearly testifies. For,
32 53    |               especially applies what Leo XIII says is "incontestible,"
33 53    |           anything without the other. Leo XIII certainly had this
34 57    |               advantage of all, which Leo XIII had praised, will be
35 59    |        because that "pauperism" which Leo XIII beheld in all its horror
36 63    |         developing wherever necessary Leo XIII's teachings and precepts,
37 66    |              basis but on several, as Leo XIII already wisely declared
38 76    |              Gospel, Our Predecessor, Leo XIII, devoted all his thought
39 86    |                   86. The teaching of Leo XIII on the form of political
40 99    |        Socialism have undergone since Leo XIII's time. ~
41 101   |              101. With all his energy Leo XIII sought to adjust this
42 103   |              since the publication of Leo XIII's Encyclical, that
43 104   |            system has undergone since Leo's time, We have in mind
44 111   |        against which Our Predecessor, Leo XIII, had especially to
45 126   |       following the admonitions which Leo promulgated and We have
46 147   | reconstruction of human society which Leo XIII inaugurated through