Miscellaneous Essays and Addresses

academic Adam Smith admit argument Arnold Bentham blank verse boys Brutus Cæsar century character Christianity civilisation classical Clough's combination conceive Coriolanus criticism culture Deontology desire doubt economists effect element English enthusiasm essay ethics exercise expression facts faculties feel Fellowships give gospel Government Greek Helvetius HENRY SIDGWICK hexameter human ideal ideas important individual industry intellectual interest J. S. Mill Jesus Julius Cæsar kind knowledge labour language Latin laws lectures less limited literary literature Macbeth means ment method mind modern moral natural Panopticon passion perhaps persons Pharisees philosopher phrase Plutarch poems political economy practical present principles produce question reason recognise regard relation religion result scientific seems Shakespeare's social society sociology style suppose sympathy synoptic gospels taught teaching thing thought tion Tocqueville true truth University utterance wealth whole words writing