The Ethics Of Gambling.
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have only now read your number of May 23rd, which has a long article on the Star and gambling. May I, as an old reader who has frequently missed a recognition of the principle......
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to the army of your regular readers, I regret having missed the opening of the above correspondence. In the main, I agree with what Dr. Lyttelton and the two succeeding writers......
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Sut,—One of your correspondents in last week's Spectator aptly quotes, with reference to "wagers," the late Mr. Allen Whitworth's abstruse book, DCC. Problems in Choice and......
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appear somewhat inadequate. We can surely bring the matter to a more definite moral issue than this. Human activity is shown in three ways in action, in thought, and in emotion.......
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Sitt,—If the immorality of betting is not clear to the Quaker mind, is the Quaker conscience less keen than when Whittier wrote (from "The Quaker of the Olden Time ")?— " With......
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