old as Aristotle. All that is undertaken, in fact, is to set forth old truths in newer phrase, to piece out certain half-truths with rounder statement, and to pave the way for a comprehensive theory of morals, based on psychological and naturalistic grounds, by means of which some at least of the old feuds may be appeased and a firmer and more intelligent moral habit may be made possible. But to accomplish even so little were much. |