| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If, then, it be argued that the want of uniformity in men???s moral codes, together with the weakness and partiality of their influence, prove the non-existence of a feeling designed for the right regulation of our dealings with each other, it must be inferred from analogous irregularities in men???s conduct as to food and offspring, that there are no such feelings as appetite and parental affecti
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