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climate that had created it. The slogan “Unity makes Force” was
born!
At this point, that of having obtained their political rights, Louis
thought that: .”The freedom of one part of society starts with its
rights and duties. It also ends where rights and duties of the other
part of society exists.”
Aware of the privileges and obligations of true liberty, the two parties
would learn peaceful co-existence. Louis continued: “Moral order,
order of opinions, is exclusively ruled by mankind, the individual in
his society, with his own conscience. No power nor institution should
interfere if we want to avoid tyranny. Positive and real order of
human actions is ruled by a common law. Evaluation is made by
observing reporters. Law is enforced by the authority. The morale
values belong to the citizen and all the components of society.”
Louis maintained that Liberals preferred the rule of institutions, to
the arbitrary rule of men; but Liberals used unfair tactics when they
needed them, especially against Catholics. The Catholics had tried to
dominate, and had been intolerant. He claimed that the Catholics had
finally seen that to deserve toleration and freedom they must grant to
others what they expected for themselves.
When a King or anyone attacks a journalist and his publisher… The whole
trial of Louis was printed and widespread with all the errors arranged
by the powerful judges, distributed for free or for sale, paid with
bronze medals engraved by Louis’ artists.
In a memorable paragraph, Louis argued with a sentence which still
holds today: “Liberals of all countries try to reform ideas with laws.
They don’t realize that cracking men’s ideas is a very bad way to
convince. Do citizen believe in something because they would fear or
hope that particular thing? No. One believes because one believes.
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