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Progress and vocation, 195.
Property, 224, 228.
Proverbs, 16, 115, 158.
Psychology, v. 41-116 passim, 202.
Pugnacity, 45, 48, 52, 54, 57.
Punishment, 145, 151.

Rashdall, H., 138, 204.
Reason as basis of moral judgment, 135 ff.
Reflection, 58, 59, 115, 214.
Reflex action, 43, 121.
Responsibility, 30-34, 38, 122, 123, 225, 245.
Right, 1088-10, 89, 107, 114, 127-138, 139-145, 153-166, 171-177.
Rights, natural, 223.
relative to duties, 227, 230.
Rousseau, 75.
Royce, J., 204.
Ruskin, 114.

Sadler, M. E., 9, 36.
Sanctions of Morality, 145-152.
of Punishment, 145-147.
of Success, 147 ff.
Educational value of, 150-162.
School, 233-243.
aim of, 201-203.
instinctive basis of, 50-51.
relation to conduct, 124-126.
See also Education.
Scripture, 37, 81.
Seeley, J. R., 248.
Self, the moral, 83 ff., 193 ff.
conflicts within, 93.
growth of, 83-90.
purposive, 100 ff.
regulative, 100 -102, 109 ff.
relation to duty, 164-166.
social nature of, 85 ff .
Self-abasement, 46, 49, 53.
Self-assertion, 46, 49, 53, 54, 191-190.
Self-control. See Temperance.
Self-preservation, 42, 66.
Self-sacrifice, 48, 105, 191-196, 228.
Selfishness, 169, 191, 229.
Sentiment, 77-82.
education of, 80-82.
variety of, 80.
Service, 244-248.
Seth, J., 179, 204.
Sex, instinct of, 46, 47, 54.
Shaftesbury, 111.
Shand, A. F., 66, 77, 79, 82.
Sidgwick, 178.
Socialism, 224-226.
Stability, Principle of, 18-19.
Standard. See Judgment.
State, 113, 120, 160, 166, 198, 222-227.
instinctive basis of, 48, 51, 221.
Stephen, L., 111, 162.
Störring, 60.
Stoics, 62, 191.
Stout, G. F., 47, 56, 99, 104, 105, 106, 107, 116.
Suggestion in Education, 37, 39.
Sympathy, 88, 112, 133, 214, 229, 242.

Taylor, A. E., 116.
Teacher. See Education.
Temperance, 207, 211-212, 217.
Temptation, 31, 104, 211.
Ten Commandments, 132, 159, 163.
Thomson, J. A., 18, 22, 40.
Training, Moral, 235-241. And see Education.
Tufts, J. H., 13, 126, 162, 179, 204, 219.

Utilitarianism, 146, 169 ff.