The New York Social Science Review: A Quarterly Journal of Sociology, Political Economy, and Statistics...v. 1-2; Jan. 1865-Oct. 1966, Том 2Alexander Del Mar, Simon Stern, James K. Hamilton Willcox Pub. for the proprietors, 1866 |
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... moral obligation , or law , which for- bids the imposition of that tax . 4. It is required by other considerations of public policy of the most weighty character . Justice , in every sense , is the highest duty of all governments . They ...
... moral obligation , or law , which for- bids the imposition of that tax . 4. It is required by other considerations of public policy of the most weighty character . Justice , in every sense , is the highest duty of all governments . They ...
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... moral philosophy at all . The ideas of obligation on which the science of morals is founded are totally distinct ideas . There is one word that marks and circumscribes the field of morals . That word is ought " ( ? ) - duty , the author ...
... moral philosophy at all . The ideas of obligation on which the science of morals is founded are totally distinct ideas . There is one word that marks and circumscribes the field of morals . That word is ought " ( ? ) - duty , the author ...
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... moral law also . The moral law enjoins us to be charitable ; Political Economy says be charitable , but do not forget that in the proportion that you accustom men to eleemosynary aid , in that proportion you under- mine their manhood ...
... moral law also . The moral law enjoins us to be charitable ; Political Economy says be charitable , but do not forget that in the proportion that you accustom men to eleemosynary aid , in that proportion you under- mine their manhood ...
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... moral restraint or vice and misery . All animals and vegetables are impelled to an increase of the species by powerful instincts and tendencies ; and these instincts and tendencies are not interfered with by any doubts relative to the ...
... moral restraint or vice and misery . All animals and vegetables are impelled to an increase of the species by powerful instincts and tendencies ; and these instincts and tendencies are not interfered with by any doubts relative to the ...
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... moral causes , or both , Malthus himself would not only have willingly admitted , but he actually wrote his work to prove the necessity of moral restraint if we desire to avoid the intervention of physical checks , which occasion more ...
... moral causes , or both , Malthus himself would not only have willingly admitted , but he actually wrote his work to prove the necessity of moral restraint if we desire to avoid the intervention of physical checks , which occasion more ...
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