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in Bentham, John Austin and later utilitarians such as Henry Sidgwick, according to which the power of the state is nothing other than the power of an established government.

and Professor Henry Sidgwick from 1885 onwards, largely through the donation of their own books for student use. ... The final move to the present building in Sidgwick Avenue, which was designed by Sir Hugh Casson, took place in the early sixties.

Miss Paladino is residing in Cambridge as a guest of members of the Society for Psychical Research, learned men all, and including such notables as Henry Sidgwick, professor of moral philosophy

The first president of the Society, Henry Sidgwick (1838–1900), proved to be a controversial figure: he shaped the intellectual agenda of the S.P.R. ... Through Sidgwick’s scientific initiatives, research by the S.P.R was well regarded.

Summary Has found chapter difficult to follow, Keynes seems to havegot too much into drawing of ambiguities in the style of [Henry]Sidgwick. ... Date 1890 (approximately)Place Not given. Document formRecord type Note. ContentSummary Notes of comments

ContentSummary Discusses chairmanship of Moral Sciences Board in light of. [Henry] Sidgwick's death. ... Free fieldPerson. Name Sidgwick, Henry & Sorley, William Ritchie & Ward, JamesSubject keywords Moral Science Tripos - revision ofSubject keywords

And some dates stand out. 1891, for example, marked the publication of both the Cambridge philosopher Henry Sidgwick’s Elements of Politics and of Pope Leo XII’s encyclical Rerum Novarum,

Spooks and spiders: Pythagoras and the foundations of Newnham College. In 1870, a small group of academic thinkers, including the philosopher, Henry Sidgwick (1838-1900), began to provide lectures to women ... Hall. , where they remained until Newnham

Former College Mistress Emily Shirreff and leading College supporter Henry Tomkinson did the same. ... E. Constance Jones was known). Henry Sidgwick thought Constance Jones one of his best students, and she was duly awarded First Class marks, also in the

Spooks and spiders: Pythagoras and the foundations of Newnham College. In 1870, a small group of academic thinkers, including the philosopher, Henry Sidgwick (1838-1900), began to provide lectures to women ... In 1871, Sidgwick rented a house on Regent