In Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, is Harthouse a utilitarian character? Yes, because he works hard at multiple jobs. Yes, because he believes in serving the greater good. No, because he is only self-interested.

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In Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, is Harthouse a utilitarian character?

Yes, because he works hard at multiple jobs.
Yes, because he believes in serving the greater good.
No, because he is only self-interested.
No, because he works for Bounderby.

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yes , because he believes in serving the greater good

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