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... direct , and paramount , and indi- vidual interest in the habits , the condition , and the numbers of the labouring population upon his own particular estate , is one which goes immediately to the root of that master evil of Irish ...
... direct , and paramount , and indi- vidual interest in the habits , the condition , and the numbers of the labouring population upon his own particular estate , is one which goes immediately to the root of that master evil of Irish ...
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... direct , -the extraordinary , not the ordi- nary , result of the actions of life . It follows that pleasure must be the ultimate object , for there is no other of which it is possible to conceive . The end of organic existence is animal ...
... direct , -the extraordinary , not the ordi- nary , result of the actions of life . It follows that pleasure must be the ultimate object , for there is no other of which it is possible to conceive . The end of organic existence is animal ...
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... direct the New Lanark establishment with equal success during the absence as during the presence of Mr. Owen . " I shall next endeavour , as briefly as possible , to point out the advantages naturally consequent on the system of Mr ...
... direct the New Lanark establishment with equal success during the absence as during the presence of Mr. Owen . " I shall next endeavour , as briefly as possible , to point out the advantages naturally consequent on the system of Mr ...
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