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36. Mss. Univ. Coll. n° 10 (Miscellaneous Correspondance) : Bentham à Dumont, 6 sept. 1822 : When I came out with the principle of utility, it was in the Fragment, 1 took it from Hume's Essays, Hume was in ail his glory, the phrase was consequently familiar to every body. The différence between Hume and me is this : the use he made of it, was — to accountfor that which is, I to show what ought to be.

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37. Treatise, Book III, Part I, Sect. II (vol. II, p. 246 sqq.).

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