Foot says, "Assigning a motive to an action is not bringing it under any law; it is rather saying something about the kind of action it was, the direction in which it was tending, or what it was done without forethought."

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The Answer of Foot says, "Assigning a motive to an action is not bringing it under any law; it is rather saying something about the kind of action it was, the direction in which it was tending, or what it was done without forethought."

Foot Says, "Assigning a Motive to an Action Is Not