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The Methods of Ethics

Note 254 — Chapter X · COURAGE, HUMILITY, ETC.

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The above remarks apply in a less degree to the “moral courage” by which men face the pains and dangers of social disapproval in the performance of what they believe to be duty: for the adequate accomplishment of such acts depends less on qualities not within the control of the will at any given time.

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