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1823. April 29
Constitut. Code

1. Matter of delusion 1 – all matter of corruption
2. Matter of delusion 1. Self-acting 2. purposely applied
3. Means of delusion indirectly applied – instrument of delusion exclusively prohibition of
rightly substantive matter: prohibition simply positively coercive. 2. negative by discouragement
not application of mind to this, which gives to its opposition.

As to the prevention or even diminution of corruption, nothing in
such a government so constituted can be more plainly or everlastingly
to prevent the effect of corruption it plainly impossible: since
on the part of the corruptor by no physical not be, or commonly is produced whatever of any used have or commonly has place
to wit is ever necessary to which so much as the power of the Public Opinion Tribunal can not attach can attach.
to it.

All Of all means arrangements employed for the professed purpose of
excluding it or diminish it by the means of punishment the effect if any is to give
encrease to it, or to encrease the mischievousness of it.
The only case in which punishment can attach to upon it, is
that where a direct bargain is made. But in the case
of any such bargain, the quantity of obsequiousness of mischievous obsequiousness
will have its express limits: put out of the
the case the bargain the quantity will be unlimited. The
greater the rates of the service I render to the giver of good gifts the
greater the will be is the value of the good gifts which I
may reasonably expect to receive. Such is the reasoning
which in every a breast so situated can never fail to be
made.

At the same time by the profession and apparent
endeavours thus made to put an end to his a practice
to the encrease or at least the maintenance of which all real endeavours are directed
the effect if any is to strengthen give thought to the
delusion by which theemployed to secure submission to
the misrule. By no means can support have been given
to any such pretended or supposed remedy without proof
made of inaptitude opposite to one or other branch of appropriate
aptitude: no case of insincerity, of the branch opposite
to moral aptitude; in case of sincerity of the branch
opposite to intellectual aptitude. In what part of of the mental frame
the seat of the vice
has its seat is in
every each instance as
as it is
impossible to
establish. Sincere
or insincere the agent
of the mischief is the same.

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Date_1	1823-04-29	Marginal Summary Numbering	60-62
Box	036	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	259	Info in main headings field	constitut. code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	e19
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1822
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1822
Notes public		ID Number	11183
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