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But as neither physicians nor generals nor orators
can achieve any signal success without experience
and practice, no matter how well they may understand the theory of their profession, so the rules for
the discharge of duty are formulated, it is true, as I
am doing now, but a matter of such importance
requires experience also and practice.
This must close our discussion of the ways in
which moral goodness, on which duty depends, is
developed from those principles which hold good in
human society.
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