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The ascetic philosophy received a mortal wound from Mr<lb/> | |||
Bentham after his exposure of it in the "Introduction to Morals<lb/> | |||
& Legislation" - No man is perhaps now to be found who<lb/> | |||
would contend that the pursuit of pain ought to be the great<lb/> | |||
object of existence however he might deem the infliction of<lb/> | |||
certain pains upon himself meritorious & virtuous. No man<lb/> | |||
16a
The ascetic philosophy received a mortal wound from Mr
Bentham after his exposure of it in the "Introduction to Morals
& Legislation" - No man is perhaps now to be found who
would contend that the pursuit of pain ought to be the great
object of existence however he might deem the infliction of
certain pains upon himself meritorious & virtuous. No man
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