The Miscellaneous Writings of Lord Macaulay: Contributions to Knight's quarterly magazine. Contributions to the Edinburgh reviewLongman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860 |
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... Greatest Happiness Principle . Another article in the Westminster Review followed ; and a surrejoinder by Macaulay in the Edinburgh Review of October , 1829. Macaulay was irritated at what he conceived to be either extreme dullness or ...
... Greatest Happiness Principle . Another article in the Westminster Review followed ; and a surrejoinder by Macaulay in the Edinburgh Review of October , 1829. Macaulay was irritated at what he conceived to be either extreme dullness or ...
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... pleasure in his new study , and that he is very impatient to learn how Scotland and England be- came one kingdom . But ... greatest happiness principle , " with the latest improve- ments of the author , we shall for once depart from our ...
... pleasure in his new study , and that he is very impatient to learn how Scotland and England be- came one kingdom . But ... greatest happiness principle , " with the latest improve- ments of the author , we shall for once depart from our ...
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... principle , or , as he decrees that it shall be called , the " greatest happiness principle . " He seems to think that we have been assailing it . never said a syllable against it . We spoke slightingly of the Utilitarian sect , as we ...
... principle , or , as he decrees that it shall be called , the " greatest happiness principle . " He seems to think that we have been assailing it . never said a syllable against it . We spoke slightingly of the Utilitarian sect , as we ...
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... principle of gravitation . If the object of legislation was the greatest happiness , morality was the promotion of the same end by the conduct of the individual ; and by analogy , the happiness of the world was the morality of nations ...
... principle of gravitation . If the object of legislation was the greatest happiness , morality was the promotion of the same end by the conduct of the individual ; and by analogy , the happiness of the world was the morality of nations ...
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... principle of Mr. Bentham , if we understand it , is this , that mankind ought to act so as to produce their greatest happiness . The word ought , he tells us , has no meaning , unless it be used with reference to some in- terest . But ...
... principle of Mr. Bentham , if we understand it , is this , that mankind ought to act so as to produce their greatest happiness . The word ought , he tells us , has no meaning , unless it be used with reference to some in- terest . But ...
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