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Front matter — Koch–Preuss

Contents (as printed)

PART I. MAN’S DUTIES TO HIS FELLOWMEN INDIVIDUALLY — p. 1
- CH. I. The Fundamental Virtues Governing Man’s Relations with his Fellowmen — p. 1
  - § 1. Respect — p. 1
  - § 2. Justice — p. 10
  - § 3. Charity — p. 15
- CH. II. Man’s Duties with Regard to the Spiritual Welfare of his Fellowmen — p. 27
  - § 1. The Spiritual Works of Mercy — p. 27
  - § 2. Sins against the Spiritual Welfare of Others — p. 39
  - § 3. Duties with Regard to the Giving and Taking of Scandal — p. 47
  - § 4. The Duty and Virtue of Veracity — p. 52
  - § 5. The Sin of Lying — p. 58
  - § 6. The Duty of Keeping Secrets — p. 73
  - § 7. The Duty and Virtue of Fidelity — p. 85
- CH. III. Duties with Regard to the Ideal Possessions of Others — p. 91
  - § 1. The Duty of Respecting the Honor and Good Name of Others — p. 91
  - § 2. Sins against the Honor due to Others — p. 96
  - § 3. The Duty of Restitution Arising from Calumny and Detraction — p. 113
- CH. IV. Duties with Regard to the Bodily Possessions of Others — p. 118
  - § 1. The Right to Life — p. 118
  - § 2. The Right of Self-Defense — p. 124
  - § 3. The Moral Principles Involved in War — p. 132
  - § 4. Capital Punishment — p. 146
  - § 5. Man’s Right to the Necessities of Life — p. 163
  - § 6. The Duty of Giving Alms — p. 173
  - § 7. Duties with Regard to the Mortal Remains of the Dead — p. 195
  - § 8. Duties with Regard to the Bodily Life of Others — p. 208
- CH. V. Man’s Duties with Regard to the Material Possessions of his Fellowmen — p. 225
  - § 1. The Original Titles of Private Ownership — p. 225
  - § 2. The Derivative Titles of Ownership — p. 235
  - § 3. Nature and Division of Contracts — p. 242
  - § 4. The So-Called Gratuitous Contracts — p. 250
  - § 5. The So-Called Onerous Contracts — p. 264
  - § 6. Subsidiary Contracts — p. 315
  - § 7. Partnerships and Stock Companies — p. 327
  - § 8. Gaming and Wagering Contracts — p. 338
  - § 9. Sins against the Property of Others — p. 349
  - § 10. The Duty of Restitution — p. 375
    - A. Restitution in General — p. 375
      - Art. 1. The Duty of Restoring Property Belonging to Others — p. 379
      - Art. 2. The Duty of Repairing Unjust Damage or Loss Inflicted on Others — p. 389
      - Art. 3. The Circumstances of Restitution — p. 403
      - Art. 4. Causes which Excuse from Restitution — p. 416
    - B. Restitution in Particular — p. 425
      - Art. 1. Restitution for Damage Caused to Life and Limb — p. 425
      - Art. 2. The Duty of Restitution Arising from Broken Matrimonial Engagements — p. 429
      - Art. 3. The Duty of Restitution Arising from Fornication and Adultery — p. 433
      - Art. 4. Restitution for Damage Done to the Property of Others — p. 443
      - Art. 5. Restitution for Damage Done in the Choice of a Vocation or the Pursuit of an Occupation — p. 450
      - Art. 6. Restitution for Spiritual Damage — p. 453
PART II. MAN’S DUTIES TO HIS FELLOWMEN COLLECTIVELY, OR TO SOCIETY — p. 457
- CH. I. Definition and Division of Society — p. 457
- CH. II. The Christian Family — p. 463
  - § 1. The Mutual Duties of the Married — p. 463
  - § 2. The Social Position of Woman — p. 499
  - § 3. The Duties of Parents to their Children — p. 511
  - § 4. The Duties of Children to their Parents — p. 532
  - § 5. The Mutual Duties of Brothers and Sisters and other Relatives, and of Masters and Servants — p. 542
- CH. III. The Christian State — p. 548
  - § 1. Nature and Purpose of the State — p. 548
  - § 2. The Duties of Public Officials — p. 554
  - § 3. The Duties of Citizens — p. 563
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE FIVE VOLUMES OF THIS HANDBOOK — p. 581