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disregarding the limit set by our
necessary wants.” “Inevitably, Socrates.”
“We shall go to warThe
unnecessary desires are the ultimate causes of
wars.Phaedo 66 C. The simple life once abandoned, war is
inevitable. “My lord,” said St. Francis to the Bishop of
Assisi, “if we
possessed property we should have need of arms for its
defense” (Sabatier, p. 81). Similarly that very dissimilar
thinker, Mandeville. Cf. on 372 C. Plato recognizes the struggle for
existence (Spencer, Data
of Ethics, 6), and the “bellum omnium contra
omnes,”Laws 625 E. Cf. Sidgwick,
Method of Ethics, i, 2: “The Republic of