Letter

 1 Introd   |        She urges her faith in social regeneration; he vents his
 2 Introd   |       art is an instrument of social salvation—it is her means
 3 Introd   |     place in the “established social order” by her marriage at
 4 Introd   |      her Utopian projects for social reformation, remarks gravely
 5 Introd   |     the laws essential to the social order; it is a free adherence
 6 Introd   |      he inherited none of its social and political enthusiasm.
 7 Introd   |   that the lacerations of the social state and the disasters
 8 C        |     Frenchman has no longer a social milieu, he has no longer
 9 CV       |    not their fault, it is the social machinery which insists
10 CLXV     | Observe that I am in the same social position that I was at eighteen.
11 CLXXXVIII|       be (in the hierarchy of social elements) always in the
12 CXCVII   |   that the lacerations of the social state and the disasters
13 CXCVII   |       gave birth to the first social distinctions. There is perhaps
14 CXCVII   | itself. It proclaims POSITIVE SOCIAL SCIENCE of which it calls
15 CXCVII   | Jacobins, it usurps the papal social authority and assumes the
16 CXCVII   |      emanates from this false social revolution. Liberation of
17 CCXXXVI  |    the Gospels to the Contrat social. I read the history of the
18 CCXLVII  |    freer, and nobler. All his social nobility now consists in