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On the Ethics of Naturalism

Note 69 — Chapter IV · MORAL SENTIMENT.

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"The very idea of an interested pursuit necessarily presupposes particular passions or appetites; since the very idea of interest or happiness consists in this, that an appetite or affection enjoys its object."—Sermons, Pref.; cf. Serm. xi.

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