2.: Of the conflict of duties. - Aristotle, The Nicomachean
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- Preface to the Fifth Edition. - Book I.: The End. - 1.: In All
He Does Man Seeks Same Good As End Or Means. - 2.: The End Is
the Good; Our Subject Is This and Its Science Politics. - 3.:
Exactness Not Permitted By Subject Nor to Be Expected By
Student, Who Needs Experience and Training. - 4.: Men Agree That
the Good Is Happiness, Bu