One does not even have to use this many-faceted political term as a measuring rod. What about man? The Soviet, the Portuguese, the Cambodian, the Tanzanian representatives cannot possibly mean the same thing when they mention man. To one he is a biological accident in an inexplicable universe, to another a creature created in the image of God, to a third an odd animal tending into nothingness, and so forth.

RIGHT AND LEFT IN STATE, SOCIETY, CHURCH, ECONOMY AND DAILY LIFE

ABBREVIATIONS: D = “Democracy” (National Democracy, Radical Democracy, Jacobinsim)

NS = National Socialism (Fascism)

SC = Socialism, Communism

Left

Some people will never tire of repeating that the American War of Independence was essentially a prelude to the French Revolution, and that the latter was a mere continuation of the former.

INTRODUCTION

Chapter I

On the dangers of standardisation see Josiah Royce in Race Questions, p. 74 cited by Ralph Henry Gabriel, The Course of American Democratic Thought: An Intellectual History since 1815 (New York: The Ronald Press, 1940), pp. 275-276.

Chapter II

Chapter XIII

We are referring here to an important minor work of this brilliant scholar, “Das Versagen des Wirtshaftsliberalismus als religionsgeschichtliches Problem,” in Istanbuler Schriften (Istanbul Yazilari), p. 12.

10 Cf. Henri Bergson, Les deux sources de la morale et de la religion (Paris: Félix Alcan, 1933), pp. 304-305.

Chapter XVII

Chapter XXI

A reaction has probably already set in. That of the New Left with its terrorists (a German edition of the Weathermen, the Baader-Meinhof-Gang) has received much publicity. Yet there also seems to be a rightist grounds well in the youngest generation. Cf. Der Spiegel, May 24, 1971, p. 177 and National Review, July 13, 1971, p. 758.

Abel, Theodor, 177

d’Abernon, Viscount Edgar, 574n82, 85

Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 269-270

Abshagen, K.H., 564n11

Abyssinia (Ethiopia), 275-276, 277

Acland-Hood, 183

Action Française, 330, 393

Acton, Lord John Emerich Edward, 76, 185, 187 (letter to Bishop Creighton), 189

Adámek, K.V., 491n3

Adamič, Louis, 582n123

Adamites, 53

Adams, Henry, 537n31

Tablet, The (London), 506n70, 514n22, 558n139

Tabor, Taborites, 52, 53, 54, 154-156, 160, 161, see also Hus, Hussites

Tacitus, 49

Tagblatt, 554n104

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe, 76, 463n28

Taiwan, 368, 369

Talleyrand, Prince Charles Maurice de, 249

Talmon, J. L., 34, 451n14

Tardieu, André P., 560n149

Tarkiainen, Tuttu, 452n1

Tatian, 113