The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 5Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 240
... virtue shall finally triumph and be secured in perpetual felicity . Hence a fundamental idea in the system of Socrates is the identity of the useful and the good . With him duty and interest , virtue and hap- piness , are synonimous ...
... virtue shall finally triumph and be secured in perpetual felicity . Hence a fundamental idea in the system of Socrates is the identity of the useful and the good . With him duty and interest , virtue and hap- piness , are synonimous ...
Page 515
... virtue brings its own reward , he would substitute material rewards . He would meet virtue as our present laws meet crime . Crime , he tells us , is not left to bring its own retribution , but human legislation anticipates the future by ...
... virtue brings its own reward , he would substitute material rewards . He would meet virtue as our present laws meet crime . Crime , he tells us , is not left to bring its own retribution , but human legislation anticipates the future by ...
Page 516
... virtue . What we desire is , to see a new and more spiritual idea pervade all forms of justice , whether of reward or punishment . Above all things should we lament to see virtue bend to and shape itself after the criminal justice of ...
... virtue . What we desire is , to see a new and more spiritual idea pervade all forms of justice , whether of reward or punishment . Above all things should we lament to see virtue bend to and shape itself after the criminal justice of ...
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