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History as past ethics; an introduction to the history of morals

Note 704 — Chapter XVI · RENAISSANCE ETHICS: REVIVAL OF NATURALISM IN MORALS

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“It was strange that one almost swooning with pain should have said the gentlest-hearted and truest thing about human nature that has ever been said since the world began.”—Gerald Stanley Lee, “Business, Goodness, and Imagination,” Hibbert Journal for April, 1912, p. 651.

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