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 1 25 | institutions . . . both public and individual well-being may develop spontaneously
 2 25 |            course, be left both to individual citizens and to families,
 3 25 |         preserved and wrong to any individual be abolished. The function
 4 32 |         consists in this, that the individual members of the association
 5 42 |         shows, on the basis of the individual and social nature of things
 6 43 |          particular purposes, both individual and social, that are sought
 7 45 |          ownership, called usually individual or social according as it
 8 46 |         minimizing the private and individual character of this same right,
 9 48 |           who seek to restrict the individual character of ownership to
10 49 |            what We have termed the individual and at the same time social
11 57 |            be so distributed among individual persons and classes that
12 69 |        addition to the personal or individual aspect. For man's productive
13 69 |    Therefore, where the social and individual nature of work is neglected,
14 76 |      regarding just wages concerns individual persons and only indirectly
15 87 |           beyond the boundaries of individual callings. And may these
16 110|         twofold character, that is individual and social, both of capital