The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for ExaminationReligious Tract Society, 1835 - 431 pagini |
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... physical and moral laws under which man is placed , to the promotion of human happiness , is beautifully illustrated in the relation which exists between the law of marriage and the law of parent and child . Were the physical or moral ...
... physical and moral laws under which man is placed , to the promotion of human happiness , is beautifully illustrated in the relation which exists between the law of marriage and the law of parent and child . Were the physical or moral ...
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... Physical education . A parent is under obligation to use all the means in his power to secure to his children a good physical constitution . It is his duty to prescribe such food , and in such quantity , as will best conduce to their ...
... Physical education . A parent is under obligation to use all the means in his power to secure to his children a good physical constitution . It is his duty to prescribe such food , and in such quantity , as will best conduce to their ...
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... physical sufferings . We proceed to consider the principles by which our benevolence should be regulated . These have respect both to the recipient and to the bene- factor . I. Principles which relate to the recipient . It is a law of ...
... physical sufferings . We proceed to consider the principles by which our benevolence should be regulated . These have respect both to the recipient and to the bene- factor . I. Principles which relate to the recipient . It is a law of ...
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