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<p>CONTENTS 
VOL. I. 
Introduction 1 
PART I. 
MENTAL SCIENCE. 
CHAPTER I. 
Matter 8 
CHAPTER II. 
Mind 24 
Analysis of the Mental Faculties 34 
Animal Feelings or Propensities 36 
Social Feelings 47 
The Moral Sentiments 50 
Intellectual Faculties 68 
External Senses 72 
The Perceptive Faculties 77 
The Reflective, or Reasoning Faculties 89 
CHAPTER III. 
On the Origin of our Knowledge, and the Adaptation and Relation of the Intellectual Faculties to the External World 95 
Belief 101
Truth 118
CHAPTER IV. 
On the connexion of Mind with Organization 131 
CHAPTER V. 
Materialism, Consciousness, Identity, Association 143 
PART II. 
MORAL SCIENCE. 
CHAPTER I. 
Philosophical Necessity 158 
The Application of Philosophical Necessity to Responsibility, Praise and Blame, Reward and Punishment, Virtue and Vice 176 
CHAPTER II. 
On the Origin, Objects, and Advantages of Evil 193 
Pain considered as the necessary and most effectual Guardian of that system of Organization upon which Happiness depends 197 
Pain necessary as a Motive and Stimulus to Action 213
On the Evils consequent upon the Varieties of Condition among Mankind 223 
Death 240 
CHAPTER III. 
The Principles of Morality 252 
Moral Obligation 252 
Pain and Pleasure 255 
Man considered in his Relation to External Objects 262 
Man considered in his Relation to his Fellow Man 269 
VOL. II. 
PART III. 
SOCIAL SCIENCE. 
CHAPTER I. 
On the Present Condition of Society 300 
Division of Society, Annual Income of the Kingdom, and mode of its Distribution 301 
On the Incomes of the Working Classes, and mode of Expenditure of their Weekly Earnings 304 
The Condition of the Working Classes 319 
CHAPTER II. 
On the Measures proposed for the Amelioration of the Condition of the People 339 
Governmental Reform 343 
Free Trade 347 
Colonization and Emigration 365 
Education 366 
Religion 371 
CHAPTER III. 
On the Causes of the Poverty of the Working Classes 386 
CHAPTER IV. 
Social Reform 404 
Conclusion 454 
Appendix 493
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<br>Subjects: Cooperation</div>
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Bray, Charles</div>
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