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Diderot and the Encyclopædists (Vol. 2 of 2)

Note 115 — Chapter V · HELVÉTIUS.

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“To that book [L’Esprit], Mr. Bentham has often been heard to say, he stood indebted for no small portion of the zeal and ardour with which he advocated his happiness-producing theory. It was from thence he took encouragement ... it was there he learned to persevere,” etc. etc.—Deontology, i. 296.

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