moderatism

Another who lived in the eighteenth century, Louis Antoine Hugo, was a member of the Convention, and was executed for moderatism.

For nothing in the world would I have the most genuine representative and one of the most redoubtable advocates of moderatism, manage to make his unwelcome way into our house.

The sound principle and piety in the Church were the gold; moderatism, including erastianism and patronage, was the solvent; a wondrous providence applied a test; and the gold of true excellence shines forth.

His name is Danton; his violence is a poor cloak to his odious moderatism, and his base corruption is manifest at last.

Thus the Revolution will be stifled in the embraces of hypocritical despotism and intimidated moderatism.