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452 Section.  IV. —Love of Home and Country. 454 CHAPTER II. MALEVOLENT AFFECTIONS. 458 Resentment, with its Modifications, Envy, Jealousy, Revenge. 458-469   PART THIRD. THE DESIRES. CHAPTER I. NATURE AND CLASSIFICATION OF DESIRES. 473 CHAPTER II. DESIRES ARISING FROM THE PHYSICAL CONSTITUTION. 477 CHAPTER III. DESIRES ARISING FROM THE CONSTITUTION OF THE MIND. 481 Section.  I. —Desire of Happiness. 481 Section.  II. —Desire of Knowledge. 487 Section.  III. —Desire of Power. 490 Section.  IV. —Certain Modifications of the Desire of Power, as Desire of Superiority and Desire of Possession. 493 Section.  V. —Desire of Society. 501 Section.  VI. —Desire of Esteem. 505 CHAPTER IV. HOPE AND FEAR. 510   DIVISION THIRD. THE WILL. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS. 517 CHAPTER I. NATURE OF THE WILL. 520 Section.  I. —Elements involved in an Act of Will. 521 Section.  II. —Investigation of these Elements. 523     I. Motive. 523     II. Choice. 526     III. Executive Volition. 530 CHAPTER II. RELATION OF THE WILL TO OTHER FACULTIES. 531 CHAPTER III. FREEDOM OF THE WILL. 538 Section.  I. —Presumptions in Favor of Freedom. 539 Section.  II. —Direct Argument. 544 CHAPTER IV. CERTAIN QUESTIONS CONNECTED WITH THE PRECEDING.