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considered as a <hi rend="underline">means</hi> employed in and for<lb/> | considered as a <hi rend="underline">means</hi> employed in and for<lb/> | ||
the attainment of that end — To this purpose<lb/> | the attainment of that end — To this purpose<lb/> | ||
comes the need of the ideas | comes the need of the ideas expression to which<lb/> | ||
is given by the two mutually and intimately<lb/> | is given by the two mutually and intimately<lb/> | ||
connected words <hi rend="underline">Rule</hi> and <hi rend="underline">Principle</hi> | connected words <hi rend="underline">Rule</hi> and <hi rend="underline">Principle</hi> | ||
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<p>1 An universal adjective</p> | <p>1 An universal adjective</p> | ||
<p>2 An universal substantive performing the office of an adjective<lb/> | <p>2 An universal substantive performing the office of an adjective<lb/> | ||
Example. The non disappointment principle</p> | Example. The non disappointment principle.</p> | ||
<p>3 A substantive performing the office of an adjective preceded<lb/> | <p>3. A substantive performing the office of an adjective preceded<lb/> | ||
by an adjective — Example The Greatest Happiness principle.</p> | by an adjective — Example The Greatest Happiness principle.</p> | ||
<p>4 An adjective or a substantive performing the office of<lb/> | <p>4. An adjective or a substantive performing the office of<lb/> | ||
an adjective preceded by an indefinite quantity of matter<lb/> | an adjective preceded by an indefinite quantity of matter<lb/> | ||
constituting all together, a compound adjective</p> | constituting all together, a compound adjective</p> | ||
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a judgment on the aptitude of the law in question
considered as a means employed in and for
the attainment of that end — To this purpose
comes the need of the ideas expression to which
is given by the two mutually and intimately
connected words Rule and Principle
A rule is a word employed to denote some
suggestion respecting some mode of action considered
as a means of producing good or excluding evil.
A rule may be the expression either of the
state of the will or of the state of the understanding
of him from whom it emanates: — if of the will,
it is equivalent to a command: — if of the understanding,
it is equivalent to information or advice. —
A principle is a word employed to give
intimation allusive to, and for the purpose in hand serving
instead of a corresponding rule.
A term of employed upon the occasion is
composed of the word principle performing the office
of a noun substantive preceded by a location in one
or other of several forms performing the office of a
noun adjective. — These forms are the following, —
1 An universal adjective
2 An universal substantive performing the office of an adjective
Example. The non disappointment principle.
3. A substantive performing the office of an adjective preceded
by an adjective — Example The Greatest Happiness principle.
4. An adjective or a substantive performing the office of
an adjective preceded by an indefinite quantity of matter
constituting all together, a compound adjective
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