The British Quarterly Review, 47. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 |
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... desire them as an end at all as we desire money , but as means . And if we desire them without a reference to this end , ve do not desire them as virtuous , we are not seeking virtue for its own sake . Here we detect at once the ...
... desire them as an end at all as we desire money , but as means . And if we desire them without a reference to this end , ve do not desire them as virtuous , we are not seeking virtue for its own sake . Here we detect at once the ...
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... desire are desired as part of happiness . Now what is meant by this ? Is the craving of a child for its food a desire for food as part of happiness ? Can the child not desire its food , or its rattle , except as an ingredient in the ...
... desire are desired as part of happiness . Now what is meant by this ? Is the craving of a child for its food a desire for food as part of happiness ? Can the child not desire its food , or its rattle , except as an ingredient in the ...
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... desire them without any such reference . We confess , therefore , to simple surprise when we hear a thinker of Mr. Mill's calibre concluding that those who desire virtue for its own sake , desire it because the consciousness of it is a ...
... desire them without any such reference . We confess , therefore , to simple surprise when we hear a thinker of Mr. Mill's calibre concluding that those who desire virtue for its own sake , desire it because the consciousness of it is a ...
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