[739]. The phrase in Essay, 7th ed., p. 401.
[740]. Not to be confused with his contemporary, Josiah Tucker, Dean of Gloucester, the forerunner of Adam Smith.
[741]. 1727 to 1774, the year of his death. Betchworth, now absorbed in Mrs. Hope’s estate of Deepdene, was on the farther side of Dorking from Albury and the Rookery.
[742]. This lucid epithet is ascribed to George III.
[743]. A point of difference has been noted above (p. 39) and below (p. 330). He differs from Bentham also, who would not gratify the passions but destroy them. See Held, Soc. Geschichte, p. 213.
[744]. Essay, 7th ed., IV. x. 441.
[745]. Ibid., IV. i. 391.
[746]. See above, p. 35.
[747]. 7th ed., p. 441 ft.
[748]. Ibid., p. 442 top.