Review of The Meaning of Right and Wrong

Abstract

Reviews the book, The Meaning of Right and Wrong by Richard C. Cabot (1933). In this text, the validity of customary and legal agreements, the interpretation of agreements, and the meaning and limits of due care are among the applications discussed. The work is original in conception, and is clearly and interestingly presented. Principles are greatly clarified by illustrative material drawn largely from literary and legal sources. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)