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A General View of Positivism

A GENERAL VIEW OF POSITIVISM

John Henry Bridges translation

A GENERAL VIEW OF POSITIVISM

Translated from the French of AUGUSTE COMTE By J. H. BRIDGES, M.B. Late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford

A New Edition, with an Introduction (1908), by FREDERIC HARRISON And the Additional Notes in the last French Edition (Paris, 1907)

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Published by the kind consent of Mrs. Bridges and the Positivist Committee, to whom the copyright of this translation belongs.

Republic of the West Order and Progress

A GENERAL VIEW OF POSITIVISM Or, SUMMARY EXPOSITION OF THE SYSTEM OF THOUGHT AND LIFE

Adapted to the Great Western Republic, formed of the Five Advanced Nations, the French, Italian, Spanish, British and German, which, since the time of Charlemagne, have always constituted a Political Whole

Réorganiser, sans dieu ni roi, par le culte systématique de l’Humanité.

Nul n’a droit qu’à faire son devoir.

L’esprit doit toujours être le ministre du coeur, et jamais son esclave.

Reorganisation, irrespectively of God or king, by the worship of Humanity, systematically adopted.

Man’s only right is to do his duty.

The Intellect should always be the servant of the Heart, and should never be its slave.

By AUGUSTE COMTE Author of ‘System of Positive Philosophy’ Paris, 1848

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