Outline Lessons On Morals
Outline Lessons On Morals
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Liberty is freedom from restraints put by outside agents; absence of necessity imposed from with- out ; freedom to act, to speak, to think.
Liberty in a nation. Liberty on the part of savages and uncivilized people : the liberty of utter lawlessness. Liberty on the part of highly civilized peoples. Difference. Li the first case the liberty consists in there being no laws, scarcely even any laws of conscience to control the momentary desires and passions. In the second case the liberty con- sist...s in the laws which guide the whole people being the expression of the inner sense of right and justice, to which all bow by one consent.
Liberty in a nation cannot be without common action and common agreement. If each man said that^for his own individual liberty's sake, he must be free to do in all ways just as he liked, then there would be no common and national liberty. There can be no community without individuals agreeing to forego their individual lighia and interests, where they jar with those of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liberty is freedom from restraints put by outside agents; absence of necessity imposed from with- out ; freedom to act, to speak, to think.
Liberty in a nation. Liberty on the part of savages and uncivilized people : the liberty of utter lawlessness. Liberty on the part of highly civilized peoples. Difference. Li the first case the liberty consists in there being no laws, scarcely even any laws of conscience to control the momentary desires and passions. In the second case the liberty con- sist...s in the laws which guide the whole people being the expression of the inner sense of right and justice, to which all bow by one consent.
Liberty in a nation cannot be without common action and common agreement. If each man said that^for his own individual liberty's sake, he must be free to do in all ways just as he liked, then there would be no common and national liberty. There can be no community without individuals agreeing to forego their individual lighia and interests, where they jar with those of others.
What to read after Outline Lessons On Morals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Gertrude to read onlineMoreLess
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