Part — Rickaby, Moral PhilosophyPart I. EthicsContentsChapter I. Of the Object-Matter and Partition of Moral PhilosophyChapter II. Of HappinessSection I. Of EndsSection II. Definition of HappinessSection III. Happiness open to manSection IV. Of the Object of Perfect HappinessSection V. Of the use of the present lifeChapter III. Of Human ActsSection I. What makes a human act less voluntarySection II. Of the determinants of morality in any given actionChapter IV. Of PassionsSection I. Of Passions in GeneralSection II. Of DesireSection III. Of DelightSection IV. Of AngerChapter V. Of Habits and VirtuesSection I. Of HabitSection II. Of Virtues in GeneralSection III. Of the Difference between Virtues, Intellectual and MoralSection IV. Of the Mean in Moral VirtueSection V. Of Cardinal VirtuesSection VI. Of PrudenceSection VII. Of TemperanceSection VIII. Of FortitudeSection IX. Of Justice