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 1 3  |     nineteenth century, the new kind of economic life that had
 2 14 |  splendor, but regarded it as a kind of imaginary ideal of perfection
 3 24 |  farmers and employees of every kind, with the counsel of the
 4 33 |       Thus associations of this kind have molded truly Christian
 5 37 |     useful associations of this kind are seen flourishing to
 6 38 |     hinder associations of this kind which We know well and estimate
 7 43 |        to seek directly in each kind of activity those purposes
 8 43 |    nature, established for that kind of action, and in orderly
 9 57 |         or incomes, of whatever kind they are or whatever the
10 92 |    within these limits can this kind of syndicate be called free;
11 114|        is attacked but rather a kind of sovereignty over society
12 121|        applied to a certain new kind of socialist activity, hitherto
13 144| afflicted during storms of this kind, and above all by the consequent