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1823 Apr. 25

Constitut. Code Ch.1. Ruling principles §.1. Ends here aimed at New heads settled.

Ch 1 Ruling principles
§.1. Ends here aimed at

1

1. All-comprehensive and
maximization of the natural
selection of all in the nation
in so far as depends on
gaverment

2

2. For so far as competition
has place of the greatest
number.

3

1. Only right and proper
primary all comprehensive and direct end of do
government
the above.
See Secondary collection here below

5

Specific and jointly
all comprehensive ends,
Subsistence, Abundance, in
all its shapes Security,and do quality-each
maximized. In relation
to that primary end generic , these specific
and now as 5 means.
Subsistence viz. for each
moment

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(a) Maximization applies
here only to extent: in subsistence,
any thing beyond
a minimum in the instance
of ordinance, belongs to
Abundance

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[+] 6

Security is against 1 Hor
Calamity 52 pility

7

1. Calamity: chief do Inundation
2. Confragration
3. Pestilence 4. Fan

8

2. Hostility: viz against
adversaries 1 external
foreign confines
2. internal.

9

Internal are unestablished In ordinary
by government. there are
responsibility Ordinarily
irresistable.

10

Ordinarily irresistible or
Established by Governments
not placed
Functionaries not dispeasable
by those
interest felicity or the any
rights and proper and of
government: those are
ordinarily irresistable.

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[+] of attainment with In to the Government the specific may be minimalized in the . 4. Secondary, and collatera; end of government
to the aggregate individual of affects the gate [+} minimization of innumeracy the expence necessitated by it

Ch.1. Ruling principle
§.1. Ends here aimed at

II

Misrule the evil by
resistible compared with
do by irresistible adversaries:
See below
§ 3. Yes commonly
overlooked. See §.5.

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4. Equality - how it contribution
to maximization
of felicity: the more remote
from equal mens the share
in the external instruments
of felicity, less in felicity.

13

Of the Monarchy to
whom is given from
a quantity

of them as great as
suffices for the subsistence
of from 10,000 to 100,000
of the individuals from
whom when produced by
their labour it is externed
it is still uncertain
whether the felicity is
increased beyond what
there would be but for
the exertion.

14

Certain it is happier
the cheerful and goodtempered
labourer than
the gloomy or ill-tempered
Monarch.

15

Thus is the maximum
of evil purchased by the
most itious malefactors
come as nothing compared less than
will the evil produced by the
most beloved Monarch's
existence.

16

If by control so-paid Monarch
more good is in
any way or shape produced
than by a Commonwealth
Chief whose pay
is nott a two hundredth
part of his proof it rests upon
the maintenance of the after

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Ch.1 Ruling principles
S.1 Ends here aimed at

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16

If by the th excess of the quantity
of the external instruments of
questionfelicity so small is
the probability of the probable excess
of felicity itself
still less with be that
produced by any inferior
quantity.

17

Hence throughout
the whole population
the less the inequality
between share and share of the instruments mens
sharesame mass of the in the instrument
the greater the view of
felicity itself so long
as the inequality is
removed without lessening
security: or say
[Exposition?]

18

The more equal the
distribution of the means
so as security be undiminished,
the greater
will be the quantity of
happiness.

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++ Security applies to
the matter of Substitution
in Abundance, that is
to properly, relative and
of life
is either )

2

the matter of reward is
a portion of the matters
of good, or any of the aggregate
mass of the external
instrument of felicity
considered as employed
in the production
of felicity in the breast
of an individual, in consideration
of some act
done, or supposed to be
done, or about to be
done by him.

28

Accordingly foron no occasion
for no purpose is
good producible by government
but through evil
as above.

29

Never so far as may be
without detriment to the
amount of gr produced,
meeting greatest happiness of the requires that fictitious reviewed be minimized in result

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Identifier: | JB/034/019/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 34.
Date_1	1823-04-25	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-26
Box	034	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	019	Info in main headings field	constitut. code ch. i ruling principles
Image	002	Titles	ch. i ruling principles / ends aimed at / new heads added
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman 1821
Marginals		Paper Producer	admiral pavel chichagov
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1821
Notes public		ID Number	10293
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