Mill claims that secondary moral principles
A) have no exceptions.
B) sometimes conflict.
C) are of use only to the feeble minded.
D) All of the above

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Mill argues that secondary moral principles are not absolute and can sometimes conflict with one another. Therefore, option A is incorrect. He does not claim that these principles are only useful to the feeble-minded, so option C is also incorrect.

Mill Claims That Secondary Moral Principles