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1823. March. 19
Ch. 1. nking principles
§.1. Ends aimed at
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1.
Ends of institution and
arrangements, with ling
principles of the
Constitution, these
1. All-comprehensive
end, maximization of
national felicity
2.
2. To the extent of competition,
do of greatest number.
3.
Instruments on this occasion
employing, plate or government
3.
3. Only right and proper
3 specific and
all
ends of
divestment maximization
government, the above:
of the means of
Specific ends,
Subsistence, Abundance,
Security in all shapes,
and Equality each
maximized.
4.
4. Secondary and collateral
end, minimization
of the Government expence
of government in
all shapes
5. 4* its pages
5. Means immediately
subservient, maximization
of Official Aptitude,
in all departments
and ranks.
See the next Section.
6.
6.I. Subsistence: viz.
for each moment
7.
7.II. Abundance; as
the fund for subsistence
and security.
8.
8.III. Security: as agst
hostility or and calamity.
9.
Hostility: either of external
or internal
adversaries.
10.
Means or instruments of
subsistence and Abundance
and moneys with
of security, maximization of
power received by each minimization of
power conceded. for dif
c.1. Ruling principles
§.1. Ends aimed at
10.
10. Internal: resistible or
irresistible.
11.
11. Ordinarily Resistible; delinquents,
offenders, malefactors,
criminals.
12.
12. Ordinarily Irresistible; self seated
rulers and trust-
breaking Delegates.
Rulers how fear adversaries
See §.3. how their hostility
13
be rendered harmless See §. 5.6
13 Minute the evil by resistible,
compared with
do. by irresistible.
14.
14. Calamity: Inundation,
conflagration, pestilence,
Famine Reproducible
and encreasible,
by hostility, external
or internal, avertible
or diminishable, by official
service.
15. (15).
15. IV. Equality. More
equal distribution of
means greater the sum
of happiness. Insert
16.
16. (16)
By Monarchy, inequality
is maximized.
17.
17. Incompatible with
Equality is Factitious
Honour and Dignity.
Instrument of corruption
and delusion in
Monarchy's hands.
18.
18. For production of
extra meritorious service,
no efficient cause
or encouragement is
so apt and surely proportionate
as detailed
publication of it.
Ch.1. Ruling principles
§.1. Ends aimed at
19.
19. Preventive of extra
meritorious service is
Factitious Honor and
Dignity. Without service,
it gives greater
rewards than are obtainable
by most meritorious
service.
20 (157)
20.V. Expence: evil caused
for excluding greater,
or producing more than
equivalent good.
21.(18)
21. Punishment, evil
produced as the direct
and purposedcause of the good.
22 (19)
22. Hardship, evil produced
as the collateral and unpurposed result
of other means employed for
production of the good.
23 (20)
23. Expence: as to its shape pecuniary
or non-pecuniary.
24 (21)
24 Non-pecuniary,
forced personal service,
or hardship at large.
Of neither bly matter be
procured without punishment
or the fear of it or hardship
or both.
25 (22)
25. For no purpose
accordingly.
good producible by Government,
but through evil,
as above.
26. (23)
Thence good unlessened,
minimize factitious reward
as well as punishment.
27.
27.XI. Official
is merely
action
28.
28 Active is knowledge
ju
29.
29 disposition
to
happening shape
of
Factitious disquali.
on evils
1. To exalt the hundreds
it abuses the millions
2. It tends not to give
increase to really extremely useful
meritorious
service
3. Proof of such service
3. The services requiredat
leads to produce are services
to the patron, not to the public
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—
5. It adds by the whole of
its value to do the value
of the quantity mass of
corruption influence in
the hands of rulers
4. By drawing of another
off force the public service
its tendency is to diminish
the aggregate of the mass of
useful services
rendered to the public
at large
6. The effects are therefore
so much evil pure and
ential
—
Add 26* Sources of useless
expence. Means of minimizing
it. 1. Drying up the
sources. 2. Pay reducing
Auction.
Quere. Discard
to a Dissertation as
the Appendix the
subject of Factitious
Dignity?
The matter of as
exported of the mass of the
is the matter of good considered
of plentyas employed for the
production of plenty in the
30*
[+] Add means of
securing 1. Moral 2. Intellectual
and active
breast of an individual in
consideration of some
act than by or supposed to be done
or about to be done by him.
—
30.
30. M
by ab
aggregate
The
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