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1821 Feb. 10
Moras Imprisonment J.B.s Remarks on it

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people the objects of avowed declared interest in the exception of this single exception of this
alone on the
on the part of a Ministers : on the part of those whose power is has
dependent upon their obedience nothing no existence but in proportion to
their obedience.

In the other case,+ when it is material to the any purpose of the
institution that the notice information should be as extensive and as undiscriminating
as possible: In so far To Upon the extent given to
the information notice depends the degree in which it is capable of contributing
to its professed end namely the dissemination production
and diffusion of useful information. By this means and by
this alone. But for this all-comprehensiveness an effect
prejudicial to that object is liable to take place: a small party
having for their object the exclusive diffusion of opinions sentiments favourable to
their particular views — opinions sentiments which in their opinion
would not be adopted by an assembly impartially comprising (an
adequate sample and representation of the public at large)
agree upon a particular day on which they will collect together
those of their own party at the same time by withholding the necessary notice putting in effect an exclusion upon
those who differ from them. Though not coupled with insult Of this an exclusion thus effected, though
neither force nor barefaced injustice is the accompaniment
deception is not the less the object
fraud the instrument and misinformation the effect.

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Even in the other case by a certain management
the like effect is liable to be not incapable of being produced The days of meeting
are it is true all of them pre-appointed and thus universally knowable.
But the party in by private agreement among themselves
the party may have determined to bring upon the carpet, on this or that particular day on this or that subject on a day
not this or that subject the appointment of which is not known to or kept concealed from all to any but themselves

But In this case however, the fraud is sufficiently obviated if for a sufficient length of time before
the day of meeting, the subject to be discussed be always made known
by mode of advertisement adequate to the purpose and
always the same, it being understood however provided always that in this case the law prohibiting
divagation in
divagation into subjects
not included in the notice,
be strictly or
enforced, as strictly as
the nature of the case ad- permitts.




Identifier: | JB/013/152/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1821-02-10

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Box

013

Main Headings

Folio number

152

Info in main headings field

mora's imprisonment jb's remarks on it

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d2 / e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

4601

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