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The Theory of Moral Sentiments (First Edition)

The Theory of Moral Sentiments (First Edition)

by Adam SMITH (1723 - 1790)

"How selfish soever man may be supposed, there are evidently some principles in his nature, which interest him in the fortunes of others, and render their happiness necessary to him, though he derives nothing from it, except the pleasure of seeing it." (from The Theory of Moral Sentiments)

01 - Part I, Section I: Chapters I - III

02 - Part I, Section I: Chapters IV - V

03 - Part I, Section II: Intro - Chapter II

04 - Part I, Section II: Chapter III - V

05 - Part I, Section III: Chapter I

06 - Part I, Section III: Chapter II

07 - Part I, Section III: Chapter III

08 - Part II, Section I: Intro - Chapter V

09 - Part II, Section II: Chapter I - II

10 - Part II, Section II: Chapter III

11 - Part II, Sectio n III: Intro - Chapter I

12 - Part II, Section III: Chapter II

13 - Part II, Section III: Chapter III - Notes

14 - Part III: Chapter I - Chapter IIa

15 - Part III: Chapter IIb

16 - Part III: Chapter IIIa

17 - Part III: Chapter IIIb

18 - Part III: Chapter IV

19 - Part III: Chapter V

20 - Part III: Chapter VI

21 - Part IV: Chapter I

22 - Part IV: Chapter II

23 - Part V: Chapter I

24 - Part V: Chapter II

25 - Part VI: Section I

26 - Part VI: Section II

27 - Part VI: Section III Chapter Ia

28 - Part VI: Section III Chapter Ib

29 - Part VI: Section III Chapter Ic

30 - Part VI: Section III Chapter Id

31 - Part VI Section III Chapter II - Chapter III