Principles of moral and political philosophy

Baldwyn, 1821

PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS CHAP 1 Definition and use of the Science	1

The Law of Honour	2

The Law of the Land	3

The Scriptures	4

The Moral Sense	6

Contracts of Lending of Inconsumable Property	9

Contracts concerning the lending of Money	10

Contracts of LabourService	11

Promises	79

Contracts	92

Page	93

Contracts of Hazard	96

OF RELATIVE DUTIES WHICH ARE INDETERMINATE AND OF THE CRIMES OPPOSITE TO THESE	146

Charity 2 CharityThe Treatment of our Domestics and De pendants	147

Slavery	148

CharityProfessional Assistance	151

Contracts of LabourCommissions	12

Contracts of LabourPartnership	13

Human Happiness	14

Lies	15

Oaths	16

Oath in Evidence	17

Oath of Allegiance	18

Oath against Bribery in the Election of Members of Parliament	19

Oath against Simony	20

Oaths to observe Local Statutes	21

Subscription to Articles of Religion	22

Wills	23

BOOK 111	24

Virtue	27

PART II	28

BOOK II	36

What we mean when we say a man is obliged to do a thing	37

The Question Why am I obliged to keep my word? resumed	39

The Will of God	41

The Divine Benevolence	43

Utility	46

The necessity of General Rules	48

The consideration of General Consequences pursued	49

Of Right	53

The Division of Rights	55

The General Rights of Mankind	61

BOOK III	68

The Use of the Institution of Property	69

The History of Property	72

In what the Right of Property is founded	73

CharityPecuniary Bounty	154

Resentment 7 Anger 8 Revenge 9 Duelling 10 Litigation 11 Gratitude	164

OF RELATIVE DUTIES WHICH RESULT FROM THE CON STITUTION OF THE SEXES AND OF THE CRIMES OP POSED TO THESE 1 Of th...	182

CHAP Page 9 The Duty of Parents	214

The Rights of Parents	229

The Duty of Childreu	231

BOOK IV	236

Drunkenness	239

Suicide	245

BOOK V	253

Of the Duty and of the Efficacy of Prayer so far as the same appear from the Light of Nature	254

Of the Duty and Efficacy of Prayer as represented in Scripture	261

Of Forms of Prayer and Public Worship	271

Of the Use of Sabbatical Institutions	277

Of the Scripture Account of Sabbatical Institutions	280

By what Acts and Omissions the Duty of the Chris tian Sabbath is violated	293

Of reverencing the Deity	296

BOOK VI	305

How Subjection to Civil Government is maintained	310

The Duty of Submission to Civil Government ex plained	316

Of the Duty of Civil Obedience as stated in the Christian Scriptures	330

Of Civil Liberty	338

Of different forms of Government	343

Of the British Constitution	354

Of Administration of Justice	382

Of Crimes and Punishments	406

Of Religious Establishments and of Toleration	429

and of Agriculture and Commerce as subservient thereto	456

Of War and of Military Establishments	496

Título	Principles of moral and political philosophy Volumen2 de The Miscellaneous Works of William Paley, William Paley
Autor	William Paley
Editor	Baldwyn, 1821
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	27 Jun. 2008

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