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 1    1,     1, VIII      19    |    countless material and moral evils. In fact, our poor peasants
 2    1,     1, VIII      19    |     whole series of irreparable evils, is that of being transported
 3    1,     2            36    |         the panacea for so many evils, their hard work had been
 4    1,     2            49    |    concerns us and diminish its evils, there must follow associations
 5    1,     4            71    |       stopped at denouncing the evils of emigration. Rather with
 6    1,     4            76    |         willing to decrease the evils of this great social phenomenon
 7    1,     5            82    |     that the moral and material evils we must cope with are likewise
 8    1,     5,    I      83    |   involved and for the economic evils of which it is a symptom.
 9    1,     5,   II      90    |      religious, moral, economic evils our emigrant population
10    1,     5,  III      91    |      dared to do something. The evils of our emigration, not to
11    1,     5,  III      91    |          We can boil down those evils to loss of faith for lack
12    1,     5,  III      91    |     possible, eradicating those evils; two societies, one made
13    1,     5,  III      91    | determined to eradicate so many evils would also find people with
14    1,     7,   II     110    |      numberless, and so are the evils connected with it.~Ten years
15    1,     7,   II     111    |         idea of the mountain of evils and dangers which our poor
16    1,     7,   II     111    |     shadowed by these very same evils and, upon his arrival in
17    1,     7,   II     111    |  infested areas, he finds these evils in the jobs for which he
18    1,     7,   II     111    |      inferior beings. And these evils multiply a thousand times
19    1,     7,   II     115    |          at least, minimize the evils that keep cropping up day
20    1,     7,  III     121    |         able to eradicate those evils. Besides, governments and
21    1,     7,  III     121    |        they do, they make those evils worse.~Here is where the
22    1,     8           130    |      gentlemen, the mountain of evils and all the dangers the
23    2,     1,  III     156    |        ports of departure. Many evils will be minimized, if the
24    2,     1,   IV     158    |   remedy as far as possible the evils of emigration, invites the
25    2,     2,    3     181    |     first hand witnesses of the evils that oppress them and many
26    2,     2,    3     181    |    encounter, most of the time, evils that are worse than those
27    2,     2,    3     182    |  remedies through which so many evils and inconveniences might
28    2,     2,    3     182    |       of so many and increasing evils is the lack for the unfortunate
29    2,     2,   12     191    |      the midst of so many grave evils pressing in on you, may
30    2,     3,   26     224    |         the discussion of these evils: they are known to everyone.
31    2                  317(14)|         country and to how many evils and dangers they are often
32    2,     5,    2     320    |       depend upon remedying the evils we deplore. Such evils are
33    2,     5,    2     320    |      the evils we deplore. Such evils are no less damaging to