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 1 5  |     technical and purely civic progress, more tormented than ours
 2 29 | reached such a degree of civil progress as to become the teacher
 3 29 |      have hastened thereby the progress of spiritual decay.~
 4 30 |       has made ever more rapid progress, withdrawing man, the family
 5 31 |    human wisdom; they spoke of progress, when they were going back;
 6 49 |      fatherland, or impede the progress of prosperity or legitimate
 7 50 |        the civil and religious progress of mankind. And the heralds
 8 78 |   proud illusions of limitless progress. Should any still fail to
 9 83 |        means of sustenance and progress, it is not less true that
10 102|        ever retarded the civil progress of mankind, at which on