Mencius
Gong Sun Chou I: the disposition behind judgment
Examines political achievement, steadiness, moral cultivation and the beginnings of humane judgment.
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公孫丑問曰：「夫子當路於齊，管仲、晏子之功，可復許乎？」Mencius · Gong Sun Chou I: the disposition behind judgment ↗The summary is editorial. Follow the source link to read the original text.
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