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...antipathy which are apt to be regarded as the ultimate court of appeal in moral questions.1 He points out that " to all those A priori moralists, who deem it necessary to argue at all, utilitarian arguments are indispensable ; " * Whewell " deduces his secondary principles " from the...

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