Justice : being part IV of the principles of ethics / by Herbert Spencer.

London : Williams and Norgate, 1891

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Justice.

Ethics.

Natural law.

I. Animal ethics

II. Sub-human justice

III. Human justice

IV. The sentiment of justice

V. The idea of justice

VI. The formula of justice

VII. The authority of this formula

VIII. Its corollaries

IX. The right to physical integrity

X. The rights to free motion and locomotion

XI. The rights to the uses of natural media

XII. The right of property

XIII. The right of incorporeal property

XIV. The rights of gift and bequest

XV. The rights of free exchange and free contract

XVI. The right of free industry

XVII. The rights of free belief and worship

XVIII. The rights of free speech and publication

XIX. A retrospect with an addition

XX. The rights of women

XXI. The rights of children

XXII. Political rights - so-called

XXIII. The nature of the state

LXIV. The constitution of the state

XXV. The duties of the state

XXVI. The limits of state-duties

XXVII. The limits of state-duties - continued

XXVIII. The limits of state-duties - continued

XXIX. The limits of state-duties – continued

APPENDIX A. The Kantian idea of rights

APPENDIX B. The land-question

APPENDIX C. The moral motive

APPENDIX D. Conscience in animals.

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