The History of Moral Science 1
The History of Moral Science 1
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He lived for a consi* derable period of his life in obscure lodgings in London, and never had an extensive practice as a medical man. Besides the writings already men- tioned, which came spontaneously from his pen, we are told by Sir John Hawkins that he sometimes employed his talents for hire, and, in particular, wrote letters in the "London Journal** in favour of spirituous liquors, for which he was paid by the distillers. Sir John adds, that " he was said to be coarse and overbearing in his ...manners, where he durst be so, yet a great flatterer of some vulgar Dutch merchants who allowed him a pension.** « The " Fable of the Bees,** as has already been noticed, was violently attacked by several writers ; but, besides these. Dr. Fiddes wrote a work against Mandeville, entitled, ** General Treatise of Moral- ity, formed upon the Principles of Natural Reli- gion," printed in 17^4 ; — Mr. John Dennis sent Digitized by VjOOQ IC FABLE OF THE BEES. 277 forth his piece called " Vice and Luxury public Mischiefs ;*' — Mr.
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He lived for a consi* derable period of his life in obscure lodgings in London, and never had an extensive practice as a medical man. Besides the writings already men- tioned, which came spontaneously from his pen, we are told by Sir John Hawkins that he sometimes employed his talents for hire, and, in particular, wrote letters in the "London Journal** in favour of spirituous liquors, for which he was paid by the distillers. Sir John adds, that " he was said to be coarse and overbearing in his ...manners, where he durst be so, yet a great flatterer of some vulgar Dutch merchants who allowed him a pension.** « The " Fable of the Bees,** as has already been noticed, was violently attacked by several writers ; but, besides these. Dr. Fiddes wrote a work against Mandeville, entitled, ** General Treatise of Moral- ity, formed upon the Principles of Natural Reli- gion," printed in 17^4 ; — Mr. John Dennis sent Digitized by VjOOQ IC FABLE OF THE BEES. 277 forth his piece called " Vice and Luxury public Mischiefs ;*' — Mr.
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