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Family and Friends in Eighteenth-Century England: Household, Kinship, and Patronage
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Publisher:
Cambridge University Press 2001
Subjects:
England--Social Life And Customs--18th Century
Patronage, Political--England--History--18th Century
Households--England--History--18th Century
Friendship--England--History--18th Century
Kinship--England--History--18th Century
Family--England--History--18th Century
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...Clarissa and The History of Miss Betsy Thoughtless', Continuity andChange J (1992U...the house,decency prevents Thomas Thoughtless from taking his sister into hisfamily.See Betsy Thoughtless, p. 211. In addition to the moral...
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The English Novel, 1700-1740: An Annotated Bibliography
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Publisher:
Greenwood Press 2002
Subjects:
English Fiction--18th Century--Bibliography
English Fiction--18th Century--History And Criticism--Bibliography
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...1751. 1535 The History of Miss Betsy Thoughtless, 1751. Ed. M.A.SCHOFIELD...throughout The History of Miss Betsy Thoughtless, Eliza Haywood holds up to scrutiny...inherent injustice. And because Betsy Thoughtless seeks to be an independent womanU...
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Man's Freedom
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Publisher:
Yale University Press 1950
Subjects:
Philosophy, Modern
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VIIICONSCIENTIOUSNESS AND REFORM1. THOUGHTLESS AND DELIBERATE CHOICESMEN choose ultimate...possible. In either case, whether thoughtless or de­liberate, he commits himself...chosen to commit himself otherwise.A thoughtless act of choice is a free choice as surely...
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Fictional Minds
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Publisher:
University of Nebraska Press 2004
Subjects:
Fiction--Technique
Intellect In Literature
Characters And Characteristics In Literature
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...refers to four states ofmind: gay and thoughtless; felicity; being less happy; and...ofhappiness. The two present states (gay and thoughtless, and being less happy)are compared...happiness). The fact that she is gayand thoughtless is given a counterfactual or negative...
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Aspergers in Love: Couple Relationships and Family Affairs
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Publisher:
Jessica Kingsley 2003
Subjects:
Interpersonal Relations
Asperger's Syndrome
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...he will only consider the word 'thoughtless', and not the context in whichit was said. If he considers himself thoughtless then this will simplyreinforce...let her downagain and was totally thoughtless. The word 'thoughtless' was...
6.
Living Ethically, Acting Politically
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Publisher:
Cornell University Press 1997
Subjects:
Political Ethics
Social Ethics
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...a figurallyheadless body politic are thoughtless, which is to say, they exercise powerwithout...often as not, how­ever, the thoughtless exercise of power is constituted by...withoutpolitical bodies orders ordinary evil. Such thoughtless evil is most oftenmanifest in inadvertent...
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Women Writers: Their Contribution to the English Novel, 1621-1744
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Publisher:
Cork University Press 1946
Subjects:
Women and Literature--Great Britain--History
English Fiction--Women Authors--History and Criticism
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...delicious life indeed."Miss Betsy Thoughtless, Ch. viii.Despite its shallowness, Miss Betty Thoughtless is a goodstory. There is no excess...Monthly Review complained that MissBetsy Thoughtless lacked "those entertaining introductory...
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The Silence of History
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Publisher:
Doubleday 1963
Subjects:
Fiction
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...took on nature, not as in the hourOf thoughtless youth; but hearing oftentimesThe still...That was sadness, and, yes, "Thoughtless youth," didn't feeland carry such...many or really any "aching joys" of"thoughtless youth" he had heardThe still, sad...
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What Ought I to Do? An Inquiry into the Nature and Kinds of Virtue, and into the Sanctions, Aims, and Values of the Moral Life
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Publisher:
Longmans, Green and Co. 1915
Subjects:
Duty
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...may be the expressionof a quite thoughtless and "unintentioned," ifnot unintentional, impulse. Thoughtless cruelty,or indifference to the suffering...itself may notbe condemned as immorally thoughtless, it mustimply that the doer of the...
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