Contents

[Preface.]
[Chapter 1. Action.]
[Chapter II. The Springs Of Action.]
[Section I. The Appetites.]
[Section II. The Desires.]
[Section III. The Affections.]
[Chapter III. The Governing Principles Of Action.]
[Chapter IV. The Right.]
[Chapter V. Means And Sources Of Knowledge As To Right And Wrong.]
[Section I. Conscience.]
[Section II. Sources Of Knowledge. 1. Observation, Experience, And Tradition.]
[Section III. Sources Of Knowledge. 2. Law.]
[Section IV. Sources Of Knowledge. 3. Christianity.]
[Chapter VI. Rights And Obligations.]
[Chapter VII. Motive, Passion, And Habit.]
[Chapter VIII. Virtues, And The Virtues.]
[Chapter IX. Prudence; Or Duties To One's Self.]
[Section I. Self-Preservation.]
[Section II. The Attainment Of Knowledge.]
[Section III. Self-Control.]
[Section IV. Moral Self-Culture.]
[Chapter X. Justice; Or, Duties To One's Fellow-Beings.]
[Section I. Duties To God.]
[Section II. Duties Of The Family.]
[Section III. Veracity.]
[Section IV. Honesty.]
[Section V. Beneficence.]
[Chapter XI. Fortitude; Or Duties With Reference To Unavoidable Evils And Sufferings.]
[Section I. Patience.]
[Section II. Submission.]
[Section III. Courage.]
[Chapter XII. Order; Or Duties As To Objects Under One's Own Control.]
[Section I. Time.]
[Section II. Place.]
[Section III. Measure.]
[Section IV. Manners.]
[Section V. Government.]
[Chapter XIII. Casuistry.]
[Chapter XIV. Ancient History Of Moral Philosophy.]
[Chapter XV. Modern History Of Moral Philosophy.]
[Index.]
[Footnotes]

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