1868: Matthew Arnold, Schools and Universities on the Continent
Anti-civil and anti-modern tendencies are generally imputed by the friends of progress to these corporations, and at the end of the last century they had [...]
1905-1909, Matthew Arnold, Essays
[...] to see the Antonines as they really were;—one may concede that the point of view from which Christianity appeared something anti-civil and anti-social, [...]
(later quoted in Masculine Desire: The Sexual Politics of Victorian Aestheticism by Richard Dellamora, 1990: [...] since the sect at the time “appeared something anti-civil and anti-social” Arnold then proceeds to fashion the emperor as the exemplar of a masculinized [...]
variously given as 1938 or 1971, Paulist Fathers (of the later version), The Catholic World
[...] and the Osservatore Romano said with him and for him: "Toward the Israelites we are not only extremely anti-Christian and anti-civil, but inhuman.
