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Utilitarianism and the 1868 Speech on Capital Punishment (Hackett Classics)

John Stuart Mill

This expanded edition of John Stuart Mill's

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It was mentioned as a book written by Jack Abramoff about Washington corruption, where he allegedly rewrote his childhood story to appear more favourable.

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Capital Punishment, The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption from America's Most Notorious Lobbyist

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It was mentioned as a book written by Jack Abramoff about Washington corruption, where he allegedly rewrote his childhood story to appear more favourable.

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Capital Punishment, The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption from America's Most Notorious Lobbyist

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It was mentioned that, in this book, Mill discussed higher pleasures being more valuable, but also qualified that with the caveat that the judge be competent.

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In his 1861 work Utilitarianism, Mill does claim that higher pleasures are more intrinsically valuable, but he also says that they are quote, preferences of a competent judge.

— Episode: 58. What’s So Gratifying About Gossip?

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It was mentioned that, in this book, Mill discussed higher pleasures being more valuable, but also qualified that with the caveat that the judge be competent.

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In his 1861 work Utilitarianism, Mill does claim that higher pleasures are more intrinsically valuable, but he also says that they are quote, preferences of a competent judge.

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