- Page 2 and 3: TABLE OF CONTENTS RATIONALE AND INT
- Page 6 and 7: THE GREEK PHILOSPHERS Thucydides Fr
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- Page 10 and 11: Plato From Apology (c. 360 B.C.) Ho
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- Page 18 and 19: Cr. He ought to do what he thinks r
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- Page 22 and 23: Plato From Republic (c. 360 B.C.) [
- Page 24 and 25: He would surely reply that medicine
- Page 26 and 27: Certainly. And he who is most skilf
- Page 28 and 29: And the laws which they make must b
- Page 30 and 31: He gave a reluctant "Yes." Then, I
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- Page 46 and 47: Very true. Such will be the change,
- Page 48 and 49: as he would to a bazaar at which th
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same place with him, and been prese
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Yes; the reason is, that the whole
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Book 1 Chapter 1 Aristotle From Nic
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Chapter 7 Let us again return to th
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prosperity in addition; for which r
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Chapter 4 The question might be ask
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But if some one were to say that pl
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principle is in the man himself, si
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should be 'according to merit'; for
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[In Book 10, Aristotle returns to t
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minded among our youth, and to make
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From Book 1 I Aristotle From Politi
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Further, the state is by nature cle
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Excerpts from the Old Testament REL
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Genesis From Chapter 4 4:1 The man
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22:13 Abraham lifted up his eyes, a
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21:22 "If men fight and hurt a preg
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heart and with all your soul, 10:13
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lest he break out like fire in the
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for they shall be filled. 5:7 Bless
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oom, and having shut your door, pra
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for one is your teacher, the Christ
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he was. When he saw him, he was mov
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18:28 Peter said, "Look, we have le
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3. With regard to whatever objects
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16. When you see anyone weeping in
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as, namely, from its being imprinte
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I answer that, A change in the natu
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On the contrary, Isidore says . . .
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Reply to Objection 3: The general p
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Again, men have no pleasure (but on
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in the condition of war. But if oth
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imprisonment, the avoiding whereof
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an offender, take away, or impair t
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therefore God hath certainly appoin
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pursue her, has thereby removed her
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that society, as far as is possible
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own consent. The only way whereby a
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using force upon the people without
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IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776. Thomas J
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Of the Division of Labour UTILITARI
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icklayer, the workmen who attend th
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capital of the merchant is, as it w
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purchased from foreign countries ch
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From Chapter 1: Of the Principle of
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e made of it, it is misapplied. Is
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6. A great multitude of people are
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2. Its duration. 3. Its certainty o
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From Chapter 2: What Utilitarianism
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qualify. It is better to be a human
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accessible to him, without concerni
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Principle. But the Expedient, in th
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in the conscientious guidance of pe
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of Ontology, the force he is really
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nourished by the contagion of sympa
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wise instead of foolish, elevating
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of his acts do not then fall on him
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this, can think otherwise than that
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Our epoch, the epoch of the bourgeo
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self-sufficiency, we have intercour
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also increases, whether by prolonga
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ourgeoisie goes over to the proleta
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On Fiduciary / Fiduciary Duty FIDUC
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National Commission for the Protect
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For the most part, the term "practi
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The principle of beneficence often
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features will not be revealed until
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The Systematic Assessment of Risks
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other person, it remains an interve