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Dr Priestley published his Essay on Government in 1768.<lb/> | |||
He there introduced — in Italics - as the only reasonable & proper<lb/> | |||
end of government "the greatest happiness of the greatest number'<lb/> | |||
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Dr Priestley published his Essay on Government in 1768.
He there introduced — in Italics - as the only reasonable & proper
end of government "the greatest happiness of the greatest number'
It was a great improvement upon the word Utility — It
represented the principal end, — the capital, — the characteristic
ingredient. It took possession by a single phrase of every
thing that had hitherto been done.
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sir john bowring |
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