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20 Sept 1814 §.2 5

Logic or Ethics Deontology
Ch. Pleasure

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§.2. Opposition by Envy

Judge, the person of the Inf 1. Envy.
2. Pride. 3. General Selfishness

Why for his own sake should not a man render to a patron, those services at
least what he would render out of sympathy to one from whom he could
not expect any value. and satisfy themselves a inferiori for the curious self-imposed for ingrat will —
superiors sometimes knew
their gri for this.

§.2. Opposition made by an error of the popular or moral
sanction to the pursuit of the pleasures of amity.

In proportion Proportioned to the
value of the services of all shapes in all shapes which a man
is regarded as able to possess qualified by ability
and inclination to render to those who find themselves come to all such as happen to be
within the field of his activity, will naturally be the
number of those who, each of them having in any shape a demand for such those
his services, will enter into a sort of competition
with one another for the benefit of those services.
In this case as in every other case of competition each
known competitor without exception will to every other be an object of jealousy: each
competitor in proportion as the share he is thought
to have obtained is regarded as greater than the
share which another has obtained will to that other be an object
of envy. Pain Sufferance, uneasiness in every shape having for its
natural concomitant an affection more or less intense
of ill will towards any every person who is regarded as instrumental
in the production of it, especially if it he be knowingly
and willingly instrumental, and ill-will having
for its natural accompaniment the desire of inflicting or seeing
Abridge this?
inflicted producing or seeing produced pain in some
shape or other but upon every one who is the object of it
whoever it is that and one mode of produci inflicting
pain on any person being the lowering him in the estimation
of those with whom it may happen to him to have dealings
to the quantity of respect paid to him, hence it is
that
that upon the whole
of his general
deportment, and in
particular that part
which bears relation to
the person for whose expected
good offices form are the
object contended for.

Proportioned
to the
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As the number
of services a man
can render: so
the surrender of
competitors for
them. Every competitor
an object
of jealousy to the
others and proportioned
to the
of entries
of the share he
has obtained,
of every Pain
producing ill-
will towards
those inflicting
it.

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Identifier: | JB/014/157/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 14.
Date_1	1814-09-20	Marginal Summary Numbering	1
Box	014	Main Headings	deontology
Folio number	157	Info in main headings field	logic or ethics
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d5 / e1
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] mj&l 1811]]
Marginals	sir john bowring	Paper Producer	colonel aaron burr
Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1811
Notes public		ID Number	4920
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