SOCIAL CONTROL
spans are provided by the individual himself, if we are to measure the extent of the moral engineering that must be undertaken by society. It is our business, therefore, before entering upon the consideration of the social factors of order, to take stock of the moral capital of the person. We shall, first of all, ascertain the rôle of sympathy, of sociability of the sense of justice, and of resentment, in establishing and maintaining social order.
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