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• date: 2/20/1965 12:00:00 AM
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• author: Walter Troha
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  In one of the mo~t interesting and 
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  tinguishcd journali t, Henry I-1 11litl, puts 
  his thinking mind to the evolution of a 
  rational basis of private and public ethics. 
  Perhaps he did so because, '' hilc ethics 
  have occupied thinkers for 25 centuries, 
  no period of world history -.tands in...

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Hazlitts - Foundation of Morality.pdf