The Principles of Moral and Political PhilosophyBrett Smith, 1793 - 536 pages |
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Page ix
... fufficient hold upon the at- tention , to leave either the memory furnished , or the understanding fatisfied . However ufe- ful a fyllabus of topics , or a series of propofiti- ons may be in the hands of a lecturer , or as a guide to a ...
... fufficient hold upon the at- tention , to leave either the memory furnished , or the understanding fatisfied . However ufe- ful a fyllabus of topics , or a series of propofiti- ons may be in the hands of a lecturer , or as a guide to a ...
Page xiv
... fufficient exa & nefs to be able to render to every man his own . Nor , to speak the truth , did it appear to me worth while to repeat the fearch merely for this purpofe . When autho rities are relied upon , names must be produced ...
... fufficient exa & nefs to be able to render to every man his own . Nor , to speak the truth , did it appear to me worth while to repeat the fearch merely for this purpofe . When autho rities are relied upon , names must be produced ...
Page 15
... The com parative fenfe , in which we have explained the team happinets , is more popular , and is fufficient for the purpofe of the prefent chapter . and and the expectation , and computing ftrictly the ac- tual HUMAN HAPPINESS . 15.
... The com parative fenfe , in which we have explained the team happinets , is more popular , and is fufficient for the purpofe of the prefent chapter . and and the expectation , and computing ftrictly the ac- tual HUMAN HAPPINESS . 15.
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... fufficient reafons : FIRST , that happiness is pretty equally diftributed amongst the different orders of civil fociety . SECONDLY , that vice has no advantage over vir- que , even with refpect to this world's happiness . СНАР . 1 С НА ...
... fufficient reafons : FIRST , that happiness is pretty equally diftributed amongst the different orders of civil fociety . SECONDLY , that vice has no advantage over vir- que , even with refpect to this world's happiness . СНАР . 1 С НА ...
Page 40
... fufficient ftrength , and refulting in fome way , from the com- mand of another . There is always understood to be a difference be- tween an act of prudence and an act of duty . Thus , if I diftrufted a man who owed me a fum of money ...
... fufficient ftrength , and refulting in fome way , from the com- mand of another . There is always understood to be a difference be- tween an act of prudence and an act of duty . Thus , if I diftrufted a man who owed me a fum of money ...
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