Economic And Moral Aspects of the Liquor Business And the Rights And Responsibil
Economic And Moral Aspects of the Liquor Business And the Rights And Responsibil
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" 3 1 Social Contract, vol. I. , chaps, i. And ii.
2 Politics, vol. I. , p. 8.
3 Lieber's Political Ethics, pp. 130, 131.
61 ECONOMIC AND MORAL ASPECTS The whole structure of human society is dependent upon this view. If society was not grounded in the very laws of our nature, and therefore necessary, no civilization and no development would be possible. It is in the permanence of society itself, however forms of government may change, that the growth of knowledge, the development of the in- di...vidual and the increasingly complementary character of human service are made possible.
(2) THE SPHERE AND THE PURPOSE OF THE STATE.
In early society, when the state was in the first period of evolution, it was very loose confederation and there seems to have been very little conception of its purpose and func- tion, except the mere matters of the temporary convenience of the parties concerned, and it was looked upon as having no binding authority beyond the immediate purpose at hand, but when this loose federation was welded together into a state by the genius of a man or body of men, it came to have a definite purpose and value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 3 1 Social Contract, vol. I. , chaps, i. And ii.
2 Politics, vol. I. , p. 8.
3 Lieber's Political Ethics, pp. 130, 131.
61 ECONOMIC AND MORAL ASPECTS The whole structure of human society is dependent upon this view. If society was not grounded in the very laws of our nature, and therefore necessary, no civilization and no development would be possible. It is in the permanence of society itself, however forms of government may change, that the growth of knowledge, the development of the in- di...vidual and the increasingly complementary character of human service are made possible.
(2) THE SPHERE AND THE PURPOSE OF THE STATE.
In early society, when the state was in the first period of evolution, it was very loose confederation and there seems to have been very little conception of its purpose and func- tion, except the mere matters of the temporary convenience of the parties concerned, and it was looked upon as having no binding authority beyond the immediate purpose at hand, but when this loose federation was welded together into a state by the genius of a man or body of men, it came to have a definite purpose and value.
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