ABSTRACT
We have seen that character is essentially a system of sentiments gradually developed through the experiences of life; each sentiment being an acquired liking or dislike, an enduring love, respect or admiration for, or a contempt, a scorn, hatred or loathing for, its object. And each sentiment, embodying in its structure one or more of the fundamental native tendencies, is a spring of action and of various emotions in relation to its object.
