After his death his body was preserved and stored in a wooden cabinet, and when the cabinet was brought to University College London's council meetings he was listed as present but not voting.
After his death his body was preserved and stored in a wooden cabinet, and when the cabinet was brought to University College London's council meetings he was listed as present but not voting. In his A Fragment on Government, he criticizes Sir William Blackstone's legal theory, especially Blackstone's defense of tradition in law. He is most famous, however, for formulating the greatest happiness principle, which he discusses at great length in his Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation as a means of determining the rightness of an action. For ten points, name this British philosopher who founded the utilitarian school of ethics.
After his death his body was preserved and stored in a wooden cabinet, and when the cabinet was brought to University College London's council meetings he was listed as present but not voting.
Jeremy {Bentham}