An edition of Pleasure and progress (1893)

Pleasure and progress.

An attempt to prove that the pursuit of pleasure is the sine qua non of intellectual, moral and social development, and that the promotion of pleasure is the duty of philanthropy and statesmanship.

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An edition of Pleasure and progress (1893)

Pleasure and progress.

An attempt to prove that the pursuit of pleasure is the sine qua non of intellectual, moral and social development, and that the promotion of pleasure is the duty of philanthropy and statesmanship.

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The Truth seeker company
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398

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Pleasure and progress.: An attempt to prove that the pursuit of pleasure is the sine qua non of intellectual, moral and social development, and that the promotion of pleasure is the duty of philanthropy and statesmanship.
1893, The Truth seeker company
in English
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BJ1481 .L3

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viii, [9]-398 p.
Number of pages
398

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OL16316779M
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09005862

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