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More Fruits of Solitude

Being the Second Part

of

Reflections and Maxims, Relating to the Conduct of Human Life

by William Penn

Contents

The Introduction to the Reader

Part II

The Right Moralist

The World’s Able Man

The Wise Man

Of the Government of Thoughts

Of Envy

Of Man’s Life

Of Conduct in Speech

Union of Friends

Of Being Easy in Living

Of Man’s Inconsiderateness and Partiality

Of the Rule of Judging

Of Formality

Of the Mean Notion we Have of God

Of the Benefit of Justice

Of Jealousy

Of State

Of a Good Servant

Of an Immediate Pursuit of the World

Of the Interest of the Publick in our Estates

The Vain Man

The Conformist

The Obligations of Great Men to Almighty God

Of Refining upon Other Men’s Actions or Interests

Of Charity

 

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