lifetime. Thomas Jefferson had been dead less than 35 years; there were 33 states in the union, the western territories were wide open, and the Civil War had not yet begun. The radio and the telephone—to say nothing of the electric light and a functional internal combustion [Book Review]

In Robert J. Cavalier, James Gouinlock & James P. Sterba (eds.), Ethics in the history of western philosophy. New York: St. Martin's Press. pp. 306 (1989)
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