Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 2Sheldon, 1860 |
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... feelings from the in- fluence of which scarcely any man is perfectly free , and which in many men are powerful and constant mo- tives of action . As we are afraid that , if we handle this part of the argument after our own manner , we ...
... feelings from the in- fluence of which scarcely any man is perfectly free , and which in many men are powerful and constant mo- tives of action . As we are afraid that , if we handle this part of the argument after our own manner , we ...
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... feelings of one half of the spe- cies be a sufficient security for the happiness of the other , why may not the kind feelings of a monarch or 34 MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT .
... feelings of one half of the spe- cies be a sufficient security for the happiness of the other , why may not the kind feelings of a monarch or 34 MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT .
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Edwin Percy Whipple. why may not the kind feelings of a monarch or an aristocracy be sufficient at least to prevent them from grinding the people to the very utmost of their power ? If Mr. Mill ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Edwin Percy Whipple. why may not the kind feelings of a monarch or an aristocracy be sufficient at least to prevent them from grinding the people to the very utmost of their power ? If Mr. Mill ...
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... feelings . It is the most formidable sanction which legislators have been able to devise . Yet it is notorious that , as Lord Bacon has observed , there is no passion by which that fear has not been often overcome . Physical pain is ...
... feelings . It is the most formidable sanction which legislators have been able to devise . Yet it is notorious that , as Lord Bacon has observed , there is no passion by which that fear has not been often overcome . Physical pain is ...
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... feelings always tend to produce good govern- ment . Then , if it be impossible , as we have shown that it is , to pronounce generally which of the two classes of motives is the more influential , it is impos- sible to find out , a ...
... feelings always tend to produce good govern- ment . Then , if it be impossible , as we have shown that it is , to pronounce generally which of the two classes of motives is the more influential , it is impos- sible to find out , a ...
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