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In ch. 4 mill of utilitarianism says that utilitarians "hold, that the mind is not in a right state, not in a state conformable to utility, not in the state most conducive to the general happiness, unless it does love virtue . . as a thing desirable in itself, even although, in the individual instance, it should not produce those other desirable consequences which it tends to produce, and on account of which it is held to be virtue." 1. explain this idea. is he rejecting or contradicting his own idea that our ultimate desire is happiness?
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