A Manual of Moral Philosophy

"A Manual of Moral Philosophy" by Andrew P. Peabody is a detailed study of moral principles from the 1800s, serving as a classroom guide to the basics of right and wrong. It is intended as a learning guide that grapples with the core of human behavior. The book examines the role of intentions in our actions, arguing that what we mean to do shapes the morality of what we do while wrestling with the complexity of choice, questioning if we are ever truly free. Ultimately, the book highlights how being aware of choices and their impacts is crucial for making ethical calls, building a base for understanding our duties and morals.