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... justice will be ultimately the best possible , both to others and ourselves , though we can neither say what is best , nor how it is likely to come to pass . I have said balances of justice , meaning , in the term justice , to include ...
... justice will be ultimately the best possible , both to others and ourselves , though we can neither say what is best , nor how it is likely to come to pass . I have said balances of justice , meaning , in the term justice , to include ...
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... justice . But this justice , with its ac- companying holiness or helpfulness , being even by the best men denied in its trial time , is by the mass of men hated wherever it appears : so that , when the choice was one day fairly put to ...
... justice . But this justice , with its ac- companying holiness or helpfulness , being even by the best men denied in its trial time , is by the mass of men hated wherever it appears : so that , when the choice was one day fairly put to ...
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... justice , as the true man from the false by his desire and hope of truth . And though absolute justice be unattainable , as much justice as we need for all practical use is attainable by all those who make it their aim . We have to ...
... justice , as the true man from the false by his desire and hope of truth . And though absolute justice be unattainable , as much justice as we need for all practical use is attainable by all those who make it their aim . We have to ...
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