Probably to no one has this ever appeared a sufficient account of Right

and Wrong
Probably to no one has this ever appeared a sufficient account of Right
and Wrong. It provides against one defect, the self-partiality of the
agent; but gives no account whatever of the grounds of the critic"s own
judgment, and makes no provision against his fallibility. It may be
very well on points where men"s moral sentiments are tolerably
unanimous, but it is valueless in all questions where there are
fundamental differences of view.


2night trip to Tokyo city government