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 1 3  |       nineteenth century, the new kind of economic life that
 2 3  |       that had arisen and the new developments of industry
 3 9  |      the social question upon new paths. ~
 4 14 |      and lofty and so utterly new to worldly ears, was held
 5 14 |       disdained to study this new social philosophy and the
 6 19 |     of the Church should meet new demands and needs more effectively,
 7 24 |   been established everywhere new and continuously expanding
 8 27 | illustrious champions of this new policy even in legislatures.
 9 28 |                         28. A new branch of law, wholly unknown
10 40 |       and since, furthermore, new needs and changed conditions
11 52 |      and by virtue of which a new form or increase has been
12 59 |       in the countries called new, but also in the realms
13 95 |       free activity; that the new syndical and corporative
14 121|       be applied to a certain new kind of socialist activity,
15 133|      For since the seeds of a new form of economy were bursting
16 138|        Therefore, out of this new diffusion throughout the
17 144|    than ever and adorned with new triumphs. Yet her maternal