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... nature of personal morality , seems to be to ascertain the standard by which we are to determine the comparative amount of the different enjoyments or evils incident to human nature . Accordingly , Dr. E. assumes that the value of any ...
... nature of personal morality , seems to be to ascertain the standard by which we are to determine the comparative amount of the different enjoyments or evils incident to human nature . Accordingly , Dr. E. assumes that the value of any ...
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... nature , an unseasonable and unauthorized proneness to re- prove others for their faults , and that indiscreet and impru- dent openness which leads a person indiscriminately and without reserve to speak all that he thinks , he proceeds ...
... nature , an unseasonable and unauthorized proneness to re- prove others for their faults , and that indiscreet and impru- dent openness which leads a person indiscriminately and without reserve to speak all that he thinks , he proceeds ...
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... nature , and in explaining its operation on the active business of life : - Vanity . How weak , imperfect , and insufficient is that morality which could act in contradiction to the nature of men and things ! The true moralist is he who ...
... nature , and in explaining its operation on the active business of life : - Vanity . How weak , imperfect , and insufficient is that morality which could act in contradiction to the nature of men and things ! The true moralist is he who ...
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