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    june 15,1882 T^ Publishers' Circular S33...

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    ment and produce , and poultry-keeping . 3 ? rom Messrs . Slieppard & St . John . — ' The Civil Service Year-Book and Official Calendar

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    papers salaries paid in the several departments ; and Acts of Parliament and Treasury Minutes bearing

    on service questions . Candidates for the Civil Service will find the Year-Book specially useful as a guide to the examinations which they will have

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    to the Manchester Examiner and Times , enlarged to three times its original length , with letters of ¦ Emerson ¦ ¦ - ^ - and many other notes in reference to

    his V ^^^ V ^^ v ^ car »^ eer . A - list m of J articles on the great author and his writings , which have appeared in English arid American periodicalsforms a welcome

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    cause some surprise to his former readers , but they will be amply repaid for the study of the volume if they will give it a careful and

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    was that of the orthodox utilitarians . Later on , he passed under a wave of Darwinian influence on reading the ' Origin * of Species . ' Next he

    became a student of Herbert Spencer , and then of Mr . Henry Sidgwick ' s ' Methods of Ethics / and it was owing to his consciousness of the points of

    abou diflTerence t the , task at which of putting ho had down arrived his , own that convic he set - tions . His modus operandi is to start from the

    into old ethi harmony cal th with eories the and scientifi to try c pri to nci bring ples whi them ch he takes for grantedand all he asks is that his

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    incompetent grapple with / real Having difficulti thus es b indicated y a man not the utter basis ly on the which subjects Mr of . Step the hen various has sections worked , of wo his may book add

    . inquiry First 1 he '; states second the , ' the ' purpose theory of and motives limits '; of third an , the theory of social motives '; fourth , he

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1882, page 533, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061882/page/9/