[21] For an express discussion and vindication of this principle, see the little volume entitled "Utilitarianism."
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Transcriber's Notes.
Spelling irregularities where there was no obviously preferred version were left as is. Variants include: "cotemporary" and "contemporary;" "commonplaces" and "common-places;" "dependents" and "dependants;" "dreamed" and "dreamt;" derivatives of "enclose" and "inclose;" "e. g." and "e.g."; "i. e." and "i.e."; "misestimate" and "mis-estimate;" "recal" and "recall" (and derivatives); derivatives of "paraphrase" and "periphrase;" "subclass" and "sub-class" (and derivatives).
Volume I. contains "το ὄν," while Volume II. spells it "τὸ ὄν." The spellings were left as is, in each case.
Changed "Phemomena" to "Phenomena" on page xv: "Successions of Social Phenomena."
Changed page reference for section 4 of Chapter XI on page xv of the Table of Contents from "539" to "540."
Changed "oberved" to "observed" on page 17: "the observed facts."
A closing double quotation mark is missing on page 17. It was added after the sentence that ends with "object of the inquiry."