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McDougall, Professor W.,
Mahommed (-an), 448, 714
Maine, Henry, on nature of society ,
075, 576; on function of law,
577-8
Maitland, P. W,, 788
Major Bar-tow (Shaw), 678
Man of /toting, Th* (Shaw), 40
Man ptrttw fee StaU (Bpenoer),
Manchester economists, 775
Mandeville, B., 628-0
Marshall, A. O. t 678-0
Martineau,^849
Marx, K., 664 Ma.
Marxism (-ist). 8** Communism.
Materialism, 285, 665; in relation
to Determinism, 226VO, 275-6;
dialeotio&l, 664, 711; criticised,
714-15, 717
Mauini, 643
Mean, dootrine of the, 65, 07-104,
400
Item Kampf (Hitler), 616
Menoius, 100
Meno, The, 484
Merit (Desert), Notion of, 105,
106
Methods of Jftttet (Sidgwick),
806
Mill, James, 888, 848, 850, 880,
528,584
Ifill, John Stuart, 68, 80, 848-0,
362, 865, 870-80, 801, 805-6,
411, 418-14, 518, 662, 580, 615,
622, 716, 728, 726, 750-1, 761-2,
780, 785, 808; general account
of hia Utilitarianism, 824, 82&-
30; his Hedonism, 328-0; his
distinction between qualities of
pleasure, 330, 831, 411; criticism
of, 884, 335, 330-42; on social
good, 886-7; account on virtue,
338-0; on Sovereignty, 518-10;
on liberty, 510-26; on the
importance of variety, 523-5;
his Platonisro, 528, 620; political
proposals, 528, 520; on representative
government, 528-86;
constitutional proposals, 620-81
Mind-Body problem, the, 220, 285,
Moore, Professor G. B., 456, 460
Muirhead, Professor J. H., 203,
802-8, 307
Mussolini, 588, 501, 620, 622-3,
635-4, 688, 646-7, 653, 657-8,
662
INDEX 813
NATIONAL SOCIALISM (Nawsm,
Nad), es Fascism; obo, 510, 581,
616, 610, 626, 641-2, 647-52,
650, 766-7, 777, 705
Natural Law. B* Law of Nature
Natural Rights, dootrine of, 513,
.530-58, 573, 576-8, 741; Social
Contract theories of,640-50 ;Paine
on, 541-8; Bentham and Spencer
on, 542-4; Burke's criticisms of,
546-50; teleologies! theories of,
550-8; Green on, 551-6; comment
on and criticism of, 558^71
Natural Selection, principle
370, 632
New Testament, 467
of,
Nietzsche (-an), 655, 657, 650, 661,
672, 704, 705; influence on
Fascism, 624; attacks Utilitarianism,
630; attacks Christianity,
630-3; dootrine of Will
to Power, 633-5; dootrine of
Superman, 636, 637; praise of
war, 637-0; comment on, 640-2
Nihilism, Ethical, 166
Nobel Prize, 730
OBJ] theories, distinguished
from Subjeotivist, 150-65
Objective Intuitionism. fifes Intui*
tionism
Objective Utmtarianism. SwUtili-
Oftssrafums on Man (Hartley), 380
Old Testament, 302, 467, 768
On* Four Enemy (Hauser), 658
Origin and Xtoelopmtrtl of Moral
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