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• Frances Hutcheson
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• Frances Hutcheson/Approval
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• Frances Hutcheson/Definition
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• Frances Hutcheson/Related Articles
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• Frances Hutcheson/Related Articles
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• Adam Smith/Related Articles
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• Scottish Enlightenment/Related Articles
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• Aesthetics
  In his ''Enquiry Concerning Beauty, Order, Harmony, Design'' (1725), [[Frances Hutcheson]] (1694-1746) argued that recognising an object as beautiful was a matter o
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• Jeremy Bentham
  ...ation of morality. The phrase actually originated slightly earlier with [[Frances Hutcheson]] (1694-1746) who had said: "That action is best, which procures the greate
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• Civil society/Citable Version
  ...rsity Press. 2010. 45-62.</ref>The English-language term originated with [[Frances Hutcheson]] but is most often associated with [[Adam Ferguson]]. Both were 18th-centu
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• Civil society
  ...rsity Press. 2010. 45-62.</ref>The English-language term originated with [[Frances Hutcheson]] but is most often associated with [[Adam Ferguson]]. Both were 18th-centu
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