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1829. June 5. Article on Utilitarianism.
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No opposition (in J.B's
mind) made to this principle
by the Tusculan
Questions, where pain
said to be no evil and
virtue is happiness.
To the possession taken of his mind by this
principle no sort of opposition was made by the trash
with which at a very early age to his no small annoyance he had been bored by the
so-stiled philosophical works of Cicero. He had not completed
his 13th. year wh
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