Social Statics, Or, The Conditions Essential to Human Happiness Specified: And the First of Them DevelopedWilliams and Norgate, 1868 - 523 páginas |
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... consider the total absorption of time and energy in business - the servitude of the mind to the needs of the body - the spending of life in the accumula- tion of the means to live , as constituting " greatest happi- ness , " and act ...
... consider the total absorption of time and energy in business - the servitude of the mind to the needs of the body - the spending of life in the accumula- tion of the means to live , as constituting " greatest happi- ness , " and act ...
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... consider praiseworthy , and a provis- ion which many will think well adapted to secure it . Nevertheless this apparently sagacious measure has by no means answered its end ; the fact being that in Mu- nich , the capital of the kingdom ...
... consider praiseworthy , and a provis- ion which many will think well adapted to secure it . Nevertheless this apparently sagacious measure has by no means answered its end ; the fact being that in Mu- nich , the capital of the kingdom ...
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... consider the consequences of being interdicted from working at reduced rates ; and little expected that before 1793 , some 4,000 looms would be brought to a stand in consequence of the trade going elsewhere . To mitigate distress ...
... consider the consequences of being interdicted from working at reduced rates ; and little expected that before 1793 , some 4,000 looms would be brought to a stand in consequence of the trade going elsewhere . To mitigate distress ...
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... considers the philosophy of humanity so easy , the con- stitution of the social organism so simple , the causes of a people's conduct so obvious , that a general examination can give to " collective wisdom " the insight requisite for ...
... considers the philosophy of humanity so easy , the con- stitution of the social organism so simple , the causes of a people's conduct so obvious , that a general examination can give to " collective wisdom " the insight requisite for ...
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... consider of any system , whether it seems feasible , whether it will square with this or the other social arrangement , whether it fits what they see of hu- man nature . They have got certain notions of what man is , and what society ...
... consider of any system , whether it seems feasible , whether it will square with this or the other social arrangement , whether it fits what they see of hu- man nature . They have got certain notions of what man is , and what society ...
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