Note 277 — Chapter XIII · CONFUCIANISM—I
Reading edition
Both cases are cited by Herbert Spencer, op. cit. p. 405. That philosopher argues that "it is the presence or absence of despotic rule which leads to prevalent falsehood or prevalent truth."
Reading edition
Both cases are cited by Herbert Spencer, op. cit. p. 405. That philosopher argues that "it is the presence or absence of despotic rule which leads to prevalent falsehood or prevalent truth."