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... theories , the theory of Rousseau which starts from the assumed Natural Rights of Man , or the theory of Bentham which is based on the hypothetical Greatest Happi- ness principle , is nowadays explicitly held by many people . The ...
... theories , the theory of Rousseau which starts from the assumed Natural Rights of Man , or the theory of Bentham which is based on the hypothetical Greatest Happi- ness principle , is nowadays explicitly held by many people . The ...
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... theory originating in France and the political theory originating in England stil ! exercise over politics seems to us as certain as anything in the history of thought can be . It is necessary to examine these theories , because there ...
... theory originating in France and the political theory originating in England stil ! exercise over politics seems to us as certain as anything in the history of thought can be . It is necessary to examine these theories , because there ...
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... theory , 281 ; his Contrat Social , 267 , 282 ; dislike of the representative systems , 284 ; on want of judgment in the people , 287 . Ruskin , Mr. , on the theory of Evolu- tion , 375 . S. Salisbury , Lord , his clearness and con ...
... theory , 281 ; his Contrat Social , 267 , 282 ; dislike of the representative systems , 284 ; on want of judgment in the people , 287 . Ruskin , Mr. , on the theory of Evolu- tion , 375 . S. Salisbury , Lord , his clearness and con ...
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