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Summary only of Preface and First Essay of GENEALOGY OF MORALS.

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The preface and first essay of the genealogy of morals, seems to describe an ancient relationship between different classes of individuals. The first essay begins with the premise that during the earliest formation of human relationships, there was a relationship that seemed to be based on the natural law of selection, in which some individuals obtain power and the subsequent high-minded or superior thinking that accompanies that power, and other individuals were relegated to ...

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