... government only is in harmony with a Democratic society, with its principles, its sentiments, and its interests. The Socialists, the Communists, the Montagnards, that the Republic should be a pure, absolute Democracy. It is for them the condition ...

... large masses of his people, has only struggled through his first lesson. The letter discloses a lingering attachment to the socialist views, ripened in the solitude of his captivity. The fostering, and often the enervating hand of the State, is still to watch ...

... revolutionary ideas, religion without intolerance, equality without the follies of equality, love for the people without Socialist charlatanism, and national honour without the calamities of war. Ah! if the great shade of the Emperor should cast a glance ...

... safely maintained her position; and by her love of social order, her people stood firmly ag ;hist every attempt made by socialist demagogues to raise the cry of anarchy; and our peaceful shores became the home of a dethroned sovereign, and the princes ...

... do not accuse them of any unjust motives against the other orders. We shall not brand them with the name of Communists, Socialists, nor Chartists, because we have not discovered either in their conduct nor their writings anything that would warrant us ...

... and difficulties which have much increased of late years. Another expressed to a mock short time committee of Luddites, Socialists, and Agrarians, the wish that the sound views of the editor of the New Moral World were of tenet advocated in the House ...

... France, it has been repudiated by nearly the whole of the French Assembly, whether they are Legitimists, Republicans, or Socialists. The nice distinction which is drawn above, between a country made rich by a wise distribution of the elements of labour ...