Ethics Or Science of Duty

action activity appetites arise authority become benevolence cabinet government character citizen civil government civil law claims common constitution defined desires direction duty emotional enforced enjoyments enlarged equal Ethics expression fact faith farther feelings fellow-men force freedom G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS give greatest number ground growth happiness Hedonism human immediate impulses incident individual inquiry intel intellectual interests intrinsic Intuitionalism intuitive involved justice liberty limits mar society marriage ment method mind modified moral constitution moral law moral nature narrow nation natural rights obscure occasion once organic ourselves parent parties passions physical pleasures present primary principle progress protection punishment pure morality race reason reference relations religion religious rience rule self-possession selfish sense sensibilities sentiment simply social social contract Social Statics society spiritual spring strength sufficient sympathy tendencies theory things thought tion tive true truth ultimate Utilitarianism vidual virtue virtuous wise