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Logic Deontology
Pleasures of Amity

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In the present instance the pleasures of amitty find
a constant rival in the pains of the popular or
moral sanctions.

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Here pleasures of
amity rivalled by
pains of moral
sanction.

Rendered in certain forms, service is disreputable
exposes to popular general contempt the individual by whom it is rendered.
Render those which would be warranted by virtue — by
probity by beneficence — by self-regarding prudence at large in
other shapes, Fashion applies in common to the pursuit of
the pleasure and advantage from sunnty — of a word advantage in a word
from this source, a variety of exceptions: exceptions in no
small degree multitudinous and taxing.

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Service in certain
forms
disreputable to the
renderer.
Render those
warranted by
virtue — by probity
beneficence
& prudence Fashion
applies various
exceptions.

In different stages of civilization the description of
these have experienced corresponding variations. In general
the longer the sco scale of rank i.e. the greater the distance
from between the stat highest and the lowest stature — the less extreme
has been the 'diness of restraint opposed by Fashion to the
pursuit of advantage from this source in other words the
greater the latitude that has been left to this pursuit: the
less the distance between the highest and the lowest of those
statures, the less extensive is the latitude allowed to this same pursuit,
the more numerous and extensive the restrictions.

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Corresponding
variations of these
in different stages
of civilization.
The greater the distance
between
Ranks the less
the restraint from
Fashion, & vice versa.

Go back in the time field of time. In the reign of Elizabeth
in conduct — in deportment — and particularly in language many were among the
manifestations of obsequiousness many would universally
be placed to the account of propriety — of prudence and even of good breeding
which now would be placed to the account of undue obsequiousness
of probity — of meanness of baseness — and in consequence
draw upon the individual in question a full measure
of popular general contempt.

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In reign of Eliz.
that deportment
placed to the account
of propriety now
placed to do. of
servility &:

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Date_1	1814-10-05	Marginal Summary Numbering	18-21
Box	014	Main Headings	deontology
Folio number	163	Info in main headings field	logic
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d11 / e7
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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