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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
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Captain Adam Seaborn
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The
Best
Man
could
only
be
elected
by
an
unanimous
vote
of
the
grand
council.
The
Worthies
are
of
three
orders--the
Good,
the
Wise,
and
the
Useful.
The
first,
who
have
the
title
of
Good,
are
such
as
have,
by
active
benevolence,
exemplary
conduct,
and
constant
efforts
to
promote
the
happiness
of
their
fellow
beings,
obtained
an
expression
of
the
public
voice,
that
they
are
superior
to
the
generality
of
men.
When
any
such
spontaneous
testimony
is
given
in
favour
of
a
man,
it
becomes
the
duty
of
the
worthies
of
the
district
to
which
he
belongs,
to
make
the
fact
known
to
the
grand
council.
The
council
examine
minutely
into
the
grounds
of
the
popular
opinion,
and
if
they
find
it
well
founded,
and
that
the
man
is
truly
good,
benevolent,
and
virtuous,
they
admit
him
a
member
by
the
title
of
Good.
The
second
class
of
worthies,
are
such
as
have
in
like
manner
been
ascertained
to
have
promoted
the
interests
of
society
by
improvements
in
science,
and
the
advancement
of
useful
knowledge.
Such
men,
if
free
from
vice,
although
not
distinguished
by
benevolence,
or
the
highest
class
of
virtues,
are
admitted
to
the
order
of
worthies
by
the
title
of
Wise.
This
class
corresponds
to
that
of
the
philosophers
of
the
external
world.
The
third,
are
all
such
as
have
manifested
superior
skill
and
diligence
in
their
respective
callings,
with
evident
and
constant
good
will
towards
their
fellow
men;
such
as
have
introduced
useful
inventions
and
improvements
in
the
arts,
set
good
examples
to
their
neighbours,
and
are
free
from
vicious
propensities:
these,
on
being
found
justly
entitled
to
such
characters,
are
admitted
to
the
order
of
worthies
by
the
title
of
Useful.
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