I FEEL happy to address a congregation who, while appreciating the intellectual, social, and political value of Positivism, are deeply convinced of its supreme importance to Morals and Religion.
An edition of Comte, the man and the founder: personal recollections
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Comte, The Man and the Founder
Personal Recollections
by Henry Dix Hutton
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