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 1 12 |            who since then either in private study or in enacting legislation
 2 25 |            parts; but in protecting private individuals in their rights,
 3 45 |          has given man the right of private ownership not only that
 4 46 |         rejecting or minimizing the private and individual character
 5 49 |          God has left the limits of private possessions to be fixed
 6 49 |       unjust for a State to exhaust private wealth through the weight
 7 49 |           Yet when the State brings private ownership into harmony with
 8 49 |        commit a hostile act against private owners but rather does them
 9 49 |            effectively prevents the private possession of goods, which
10 49 |    destruction; it does not destroy private possessions, but safeguards
11 49 |              and it does not weaken private property rights, but strengthens
12 56 |            may be apportioned among private owners, it does not cease
13 56 |            goods which results from private ownership was established
14 87 | associations, which are a matter of private order and private right,
15 87 |         matter of private order and private right, but also in respect
16 112|           absolute extermination of private ownership. Not secretly
17 113|       struggle and the abolition of private ownership. One might say
18 114|            also the war declared on private ownership, more and more
19 114|             welfare be entrusted to private individuals. ~
20 117|           to the class struggle and private ownership that there is