Social and Political Morality

acquired afford amount applied asso become behaviour called cause character civil comforts common law conduct corrupt court Court of Chancery crime criminal cultivated demoralized depend despotic DIRECT TAXES disposition domestic effect enjoyment evil exercise feelings fostering care give habits happiness human idle ignorant improvement increase INDIVIDUAL DUTIES industry influence injure intellectual and moral interest Jeremy Bentham judge justice justly kind knowledge labour laws legislators liberty living man's marriage means means of happiness MEMBERS OF SOCIETY ment mental and moral minds misery mode moral duties moral nature moral powers nations necessary neglect offenders parents passions peace perceive perform perity perly persons political duties portion possess present principle produce promote propensities proper render respect rulers seek selfish social and political taught tical tion truth unjust unwritten law vice wants waste welfare WILLIAM LOVETT wise