 | Moritz Kaufmann, Albert Eberhard Friedrich SCHAEFFLE - 1874 - 376 páginas
...this topic in Macmillan't Magazine for Sept., 1873, p. 440. DR. CHALMERS AND AECHBISHOP WHATELY. 283 and ethics ; or, as Dr. Chalmers puts it : " The intimate...comprehensively, it is a Christian duty to do good to our fellow- creatures, both in their spiritual and in their temporal concerns ; and if so, it must be also... | |
 | Carroll Davidson Wright - 1882 - 68 páginas
...obtains between the economical and the moral, inasmuch as the very best objects of the science could not by any possibility be realized but by dint of prudence and virtue among the laboring masses. Could this spirit have been breathed through all the wonderful volumes on political... | |
 | Carroll Davidson Wright - 1902 - 228 páginas
...obtains between the economical and the moral, inasmuch as the very best objects of the science could not by any possibility be realized but by dint of prudence and virtue among the laboring masses. Could this spirit have been breathed through all the wonderful volumes on poii litical... | |
 | Catholic University of America - 1895 - 642 páginas
...obtains between the economical and the moral, Inasmuch as the very best objects of the science could not by any possibility be realized but by dint of prudence and virtue among the laboring masses. The creed of the new school is finding its way into the hearts and the minds of men;... | |
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More especially the theory of wealth had to be examined in connection with the theory of population ; and the great resulting lesson is — the intimate alliance which obtains between the economical and the moral ; insomuch that the best objects of the... 