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... Moral and Political Science . [ Article concluded from p . 169. ] IN the third and laft chapter of his first volume , Dr. Fergufon treats of man's progreffive ... Moral and Political Science . Ferguson on Moral and Political Science, 164.
... Moral and Political Science . [ Article concluded from p . 169. ] IN the third and laft chapter of his first volume , Dr. Fergufon treats of man's progreffive ... Moral and Political Science . Ferguson on Moral and Political Science, 164.
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... moral approbation ; and moral appro- bation , where there is neither utility nor fympathy . As to utility , this is too obvious to require illuftration ; and in respect to acts of uncommon bravery , we admire them the more for being con ...
... moral approbation ; and moral appro- bation , where there is neither utility nor fympathy . As to utility , this is too obvious to require illuftration ; and in respect to acts of uncommon bravery , we admire them the more for being con ...
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... moral ap- probation into reafon , and therefore makes virtue a matter of mere calculation , independant of fentiment and affection ; while the two latter , holding fentiment to be the fole primary fource of all moral distinction ...
... moral ap- probation into reafon , and therefore makes virtue a matter of mere calculation , independant of fentiment and affection ; while the two latter , holding fentiment to be the fole primary fource of all moral distinction ...
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