Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 2Sheldon, 1860 |
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... the minds of most men is vague and undistinguishing . He first assumes , justly enough , that the end of government is " to increase to the utmost : : the pleasures , and diminish to the utmost 10 MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT .
... the minds of most men is vague and undistinguishing . He first assumes , justly enough , that the end of government is " to increase to the utmost : : the pleasures , and diminish to the utmost 10 MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT .
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... increased during the intervening century , or had it remained stationary ? Is it possible that the one lot among the infinite number should have fallen to us ? If not , Mr. Mill has proved that one of the two parties must have been ...
... increased during the intervening century , or had it remained stationary ? Is it possible that the one lot among the infinite number should have fallen to us ? If not , Mr. Mill has proved that one of the two parties must have been ...
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... the benefit of misrule to the elective body would be increased , and bad government would be insured . " The first remark which we have to make on this ar- gument is , that , by Mr. Mill's own account MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 35.
... the benefit of misrule to the elective body would be increased , and bad government would be insured . " The first remark which we have to make on this ar- gument is , that , by Mr. Mill's own account MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 35.
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... increase of population will necessa- rily produce it everywhere . The increase of popula- tion is accelerated by good and cheap government . Therefore , the better the government , the greater is the inequality of conditions : and the ...
... increase of population will necessa- rily produce it everywhere . The increase of popula- tion is accelerated by good and cheap government . Therefore , the better the government , the greater is the inequality of conditions : and the ...
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... increased the power and knowledge of our species , by that method for which our new philosophers would substitute quibbles scarcely worthy of the barbarous respondents and oppo- nents of the middle ages , — by the method of induction ...
... increased the power and knowledge of our species , by that method for which our new philosophers would substitute quibbles scarcely worthy of the barbarous respondents and oppo- nents of the middle ages , — by the method of induction ...
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