Rashdall

Many philosophers and non-philosophers alike believe that forgiveness is a moral duty, particularly if certain conditions like expressions of regret by the offender have been satisfied (e.g. Rashdall 1924).

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In particular, it made much more of the alleged errors of metaethical naturalism than Sidgwick or Rashdall had, saying they vitiated most previous moral philosophy.

Moore's Moral Philosophy Hurka, Thomas 2005

The principles were by no means unique to Moore; they had been defended earlier by Rashdall and Brentano and would be defended later by Ross.

Moore's Moral Philosophy Hurka, Thomas 2005

Rashdall and Ross called the higher-level values they generated virtues and vices, as indeed it is plausible to do; surely benevolence and compassion are virtuous and sadism vicious.

Moore's Moral Philosophy Hurka, Thomas 2005

Rashdall, and put forward by him and by G.E. Moore in the first years of this century.

UTILITARIANISM D. H. MONRO 1968

[4] Rashdall, _The Theory of Good and Evil_, vol.ii. p. 212.

Christianity and Ethics A Handbook of Christian Ethics Archibald B. C. Alexander

Rashdall suggests, probably a luxury of the rich boy, to whom his wealth might thus bring its own penalty.

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_Elements of Ethics_, 1892; Rashdall, _Theory of Good and Evil_; Boyce

Christianity and Ethics A Handbook of Christian Ethics Archibald B. C. Alexander

-- Rashdall also mentions that in the sixteenth century at Oxford there is an instance of a scholar admitted to practice astrology. l.c.,

The Evolution of Modern Medicine 1921

The trade must have been extensive in those early days, as Rashdall mentions that in 1323 there were twenty-eight sworn booksellers in Paris, besides keepers of bookstalls in the open air.

The Evolution of Modern Medicine 1921