The British Quarterly Review, 47. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 |
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... persons for its own sake . To desire their welfare for the sake of our own advantage is not to be benevolent , but ... person has done us a favour , if our gratitude means , as Hobbes defines it , an endeavour that he shall have no cause ...
... persons for its own sake . To desire their welfare for the sake of our own advantage is not to be benevolent , but ... person has done us a favour , if our gratitude means , as Hobbes defines it , an endeavour that he shall have no cause ...
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... persons over sixty would certainly be virtually patients requiring medical care and special appliances , let us try ... person expect the affair to be anything but a complete farce ? We have been informed by one of the Lancet ...
... persons over sixty would certainly be virtually patients requiring medical care and special appliances , let us try ... person expect the affair to be anything but a complete farce ? We have been informed by one of the Lancet ...
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... persons who , for the sake of preserving average comfort and convenience to the whole , enact certaiu laws , then , assuredly , the maintenance of multitudes of persons in a condition scarcely above animal existence does not conduce to ...
... persons who , for the sake of preserving average comfort and convenience to the whole , enact certaiu laws , then , assuredly , the maintenance of multitudes of persons in a condition scarcely above animal existence does not conduce to ...
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