A Manual of Moral Philosophy

A Manual of Moral Philosophy, written by Andrew P. Peabody in the late 19th century, is a comprehensive treatise on ethical principles aimed at educational institutions. The book explores the nature of actions, intentions, and moral responsibility, emphasizing the importance of consciousness in ethical decision-making. Peabody examines whether true choice exists or if our intentions are shaped by external influences, providing a systematic framework for understanding moral obligations and the principles that govern human behavior.