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Thompson Chain Reference
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RIGHTNESS, n.

1. Correctness conformity to truth or to the divine will, which is the standard of moral rectitude. It is important that a man should have such persuasion of the rightness of his conscience as to exclude rational doubt.

2. Straightness as the rightness of a line.